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New Britain herald., 1921-02-24

mem bers on, Golden Rule as App piled to Modern Business
 PlainIilIe Briefs.
 A daughter wal born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. John Terry of Maple street at the New Britain hospital |.
 A cottage prayer meeting will be held this evening at the home of Miss Hannah Peace of Broad street at ,7:30 o'clock.
 The 500 club held it's regular meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Hickok of S1 East Main street
 The Busy Bee sewing circle will meet this evening al the home Of Mrs. Justus EoeGler of East Broad st rect
 Services will be held at the Bap- tst church ut 1:45 o'clock this eve ninS. The Advent Christian church Will hold mid-Week prayer meeting at 1:i5 o'clock tonight. FOR SALE-Dresser. round dining room table, chairs. linoleum and other house hold goods. Apply No. l2 Crown St, Plainville. Saturday afternoon 2-24-1dx
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24
Tale of Missing "Fire Water"
 Comes to Abrupt End
TOWN MEETING MARCH 2
GWillim Addresses Members of Broth crlIOod at Congregational Church. Zionists Hold Quarterly Meeting E'oIcStvilIe Notcs-Other Items.

Twas deep mystery that hung over Plainville for the past several weeks and the efforts of local Sher- lock Holmes to gather necessary evil denre that would show any results failed utterly. The mystery. never theless. has been solved. The ques- ton. What became of the confiscat- ed booze has been answered. The answer is: Ut is no more" Brief though it may seem, it is true, never theless. Curious persons have asked frequently pi late. what happened to the whiskey that was found and captured during the exciting events when the local firemen held its field day and celebration. The state po- lice were active that day, and it was reported they had confiscated Sev- al bottles of John Rarleycorn'' when they swooped down on one of the booths that had a wheel of the gambling nature on it. The booze was hustled away to the town hall and placed with careful hands into the huge vault therein. This was in Sep tember. Some months later, To and Behold! the bottles had disa ppeared. \ nd they were large. quite large, in fact, being gallon bottles. One. how ever. was a bit drained of it's con- tents
 No one seemed to be aware of the fact that they disappeared until a close examination of the vault showed them missing No one had been near the place. In fact. no one used the durned stuff. The vault is sometimes left unlocked a great part of the day. but usually there is some one in the office of the town clerk. Perhaps ghosts, of q thirsty nature, gathered during the night and carried it away. Neighbors had heard no peculiar sounds. and the town hall is not haunted by any means. Yet. it was gone! Tn fact, there were no traces of the intruder, and tra Cments of missing bottle, perhaps broken to de- strov the evidence. were also lacking.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24
MAPLE ML

Mrs. William T. Niven of Golf street left Tuesday for Wilmington, Del where she will visit her daughter.
 Miss Myrtle Nordstrom has returned after spending the weekend with rela- tiVes in New Haven
 k. B. Skinner is in Chicago on busi- ness for the Skinner Chuck Co.
 The Maple Hill Literary club has postponed guest night from March 2nd 10 the 9th.
 Mr. and Mrs. Laurie B. Banford and son are in Chicago visiting Mr. Banf ford $ mothcr
 Miss Jane Connors. a teacher at the Elm Hill school, is ill with the grippe
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24

Berlin, including East Berlin and kensington, are asked to meet at Foresters' hall in kensington this eve ming for social jhour in the form , of revival of the f'Nelfare Meetings" which were often held in France. The com mittee on arrangements has planned an interesting program and has secured Thomas J. Banni- gan of Hartford for the principal speaker. Mir. Banngan is state ad- jutant and chairman of the speakers bureau of the American Legion. He | iH n visitor at the capital each day and is constantly in touch with the activities of the soldiers. It is ex- peCtcd that many will turn out just , to hear him talk. Harry C. Jackson commander of the Fddy-Glover post in New Britain. has also been asked 10 speak as well as several other men about the state prominent in soldier activities Songs will be sung by those present and a o-called jolly good time" is expected.
 Invitations have been extended to the more or less prominent politicians and residents of this town to attend The committee also wishes to re mind the fellows that whether or not a member of the Bolton-Easica post of the Legion an invitation is ex- tended to attend this meeting. Fol 1 lowing the social hour eats and smokes will be furnished.
 This is one of the first of a series of sOCials to be given by the local post if this one is successful The men of the town have not been ac- tive in the doings of the post so a rev remaining ones are making an attempt to revive interest and bring it up to the other post standards about tho state. Ii is hoped that all of the "huddies from over thcre'' will , show up tonight.
 Repair Town Hall
 In view Of the fact that the ad- journed town meeting is to be held next Wednesday evening in the Town Hall Selectman George F. Carter is arranging for repairs to be made at the building before hand. There are several places along the side wall which will he replastered and several new electric lights will be installed No basketball games will be played in the hall for the present.
 Parents and Teachers Meet
 The Emma Hart Willard Parents and teaChoSs' association will hold a meeting at the Kensingon Grammar school this evening. The meeting has been called or o'clock sharp and all members are urged to attend and bring their friends.
 The program consists of an en- tcrta inment arranged by Miss Annie SCOll"n, principal of tho Junior High school and in which several of the first year high school students will take part. Francis Colby will sing while Miss Ashworth and Miss Holm gren will give a piano duet Several other pupils will give reCitations
 F. Birmingham SChurr will give a talk on Nature" which will be illustrated by stuffed and living spec- mems. Mrs. c. Fred Johnson will serve refreshments following the social hour Preceding thc social hour there will be short business meeting.
 Prize Winners
 At the T. A. R. whist in St, Paul>s T. A. B. hall last evening the follow inE were the prize winners: First, N..y fl h U
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24
Not to Reduce K
 For Base

Cincinnati O., Feb.
 cinnati National LeagJ was informed today John A. Hcydler, of League, that the railrc ed the appeal of org for reduced railroad | playing season. It V the advanced fares , all the clu bS no maj would be in the traye
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24

Mahogany Suite for chamber con sistinE of five pieces, including twin beds. regular selling price was $527. Our February Sale price is only .. S35O. .OO , Three Pieces-large mahogany dresser. Chifforobc and full size
 bow foot bed. S275.OO value.
 for Sl57 50
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24
Special town Meeting.

The legal voters of the Town of I'lainvjlle are hereby notified that a Special Town Meeting will be held in the Town hall, Wednesday evening, March 2nd. 1921. at 7:3O o'clock. for the following purposes:
 To lay Town tax for tfe current year J. . " A.s.ssaaEa4.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24

Georgian Period seven piece solid American walnut suite. bed. dresser. chifforobc. toilet table. chair, bench and night table. regular price $S30 for S5OO.0O Mahogany Suite-three pieces.
 bureau. bed. and vanity case.
 regular price S437. 70 for $500
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24

ticularlv. asked to attend either the morning or afternoon session of the meeting. Tn the morning Miss Clifford has arrangCu a home demonSt ration for the women regarding the making of a fircless cooker and it's use in the farm house In the afternoon Miss Macdonald. graduate nurse. '"'I have something of interest to all women regar riding nursing. There will also he features for the men. It is expected that may in the town will take the opportunity to visit the hall sometime during the course of the day.
 Berlin Bits of Interest.
 The condition of John Flynn re- mains obout the same. MT. Flynn is seriously i'll at his home in Ken sington.
 The Kensington Girl Scouts will mot at the homo of Myrtis Day to- morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The second team of the Worthing- ton Athletic association will play in New Britain this evening.
 Object to Assessment.
 The officials of the Berlin Con strction company and the American Paper Goods corporation met with the board Of relief and the board of assessors yesterday afternoon to ob- tain a revision of this years figures, it being the contention of both con cerns that this years assessment was cxOrbita mt. Each conc"rn was listed this year at more than a quarter mill lion dollars. The board of relief, aft CT hearing the arguments of the man ufaCturers and the assessors voted to sustain the latter's figures.
 Brick Business Improving.
 X slight improvement is being noted in the brick business according to one of the Berlin manufa cturers. Several small orders have come in, and larger ones are pending. The gen. oral feeling among the local men is that the period of depression is in its last stages and that another month will find a material change in condi- tions
 Fast Berlin Items.
 Mrs. Edson Maine spent yesterday in Middletown as the guest of rela- tiVeS.
 The Mothers Sewing club enjoyed a theater party in New Britain last evening followed by banquet. The evening was greatly enjoyed by the members. The trip to New Britain was made by sleigh. It is the. plan of the club to hold theater<party and banquet every six months.
 A considerable number of the mem hers of the Eastern Star journeyed to Cromwell last evening to attend the initiation ceremonies of the order. Two local women were initiated last evening. The trip both ways was made by sleigh.
 Mrs. F.. G. Hazelwood of West Cromwell is visiting her daughter Mrs. F.. ". Read today.
 Max Sugenhime resumes his duties as station agent at the Berlin depot tomorrow morning after three
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24
TERR|b
 FOR 1D
No Trace Of Since Taking "H|

LOVER, NEN ''In 1906, I began to | Eczen,G My arms
 bandaged most of u sometimes I could S out of my hands, th1 About 8 months al read an ad. of sFrul 'Sootha Salva' in whl a person cured of WI by these remedies. After using two boaes and one boa of fSootA entirely free of Eczensa''
 Dr. E. N OLZEN' 5Oc. a box, 6 for $2.5' Atdealers or from FH Limited, OGDENSBU|
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24
|ANY INEQUALITIES IN BERLIN SCHOOLS
|umeratiOn Shows 146 Ameri- Can Families Are Represented
SERVICE MEN TO MEET

lI Gather in Forestcrs' Hall This evening for Social Time-Parents |nd Teachers to Mcct-BcrIin Hts. A
 Inc teachers of the public schools tho Town of Berlin, have com Id a list Of the number of fam
 of the different nationalities rep Anted ir the schools According DO list there are 20 foreign coun-
 represented. Some of the chill h in the list are Americans by D but thoir parents have recently ed to this country and have not D naturnlizod although some have. this enumeration was taken.
 css than one-third of tho mum Der
 hildren In the local schools come American stock. As the list has
 compiled children from 146 erican families are presented. The
New Britain herald., 1921-02-24

Four Piece Suite of mahogany or American walnut. comprising bed. dresser. Chiffonier and tri- plicatC mirror dressing table,
 regular price was $2T5.OO. We offer it to you at this sale for ....... SI75.O0 Four Piece Ivory Suite, large dresser. chiffonier, triple mirror toilet table and full size bed,
 S295. co value, for .... $149.5O
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

En- un TEMPO. los Piraias sGrcahan
los ooeanoS. en lusrt de ayenturas,
dosputS de largos Gias nochea l0bre
gas. de yipnt"s y tcmpestadeS, no
siempre cStaban segllros de encontrar
Ii prcAa Que loS compensasc de las fa
tigas. Adn SorprchdiGo el barco y alta
cado. no siempTe hai,ia Ia seguridad de
que In lucha sigdiente nj abordaje, die
Sc a los aSaitautes Ia victoria. Pero
hoy lice cl "naily Mali. los ME
voe pirataS. opcran en- cl TameSis, eI
cl puerto de Lolidrcs. y dan @jlpes Sc
guros, 0bteniendo con cscaso riesgo..
los resultados mas blillan'es. In CRU
DO numcro$o. t'ipulald0 ealbArca-
Clones vnlotfsilna:a ec aeercah los
mlcllcS. los ianchona* o Il los ntros
bnrctS, cargan las mejorcS merancias
V varSe. cuando 10 desatan y r>moican
los barc0s enteroS... ii ehtIr .la' mon
taiias de mclcancias. acunilladas. CeS-
cubren a un guardiin, no vacilan en- su
primirio. En- case De una alafma mas
yasta, siempre elcpentran el medic "a
uido de huir. nayWLando rio arriba, en-
tre ell bosque de embarcaciones, 81 Ia
persecution Sc hace mas activa, no va
cilan: disparan. (Cuando Sc piensa que
los piratas de aptaila, tambidn eran
ingleses, Sc tiene que reconocer que Ia
piraterfa Ia nevan en- la sansre esos
seiiores. Todo este rcseTYa de leer
los doiningos algClu vcrsiculo de Ia
Biblia.l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

lr Ia snl"Fi,laa a. rvssIcron al r,gai-
saria'is'. si.:nlr ,e l'' rs--pgscan ltaI~ies
chimes y f''e eI'is's.a'.a cs'snn ,HEnhui.
lc. ~ i'f,ila. iil,, ,r.lo ,lr-,,tlts ,,ar ia
irr'e'rifn 'lrl i:ril'aia'lor rli'n,', era
'tg ial"'ia's:e licr,",,air i,s rI.e.cs
que llesEba eina h;i!oies- le bam,o. :
en iia, liahia pr"gaininio s!5n,l, csiala
Ia plaza Ciir;i:'. Saii,;o es cue GA el
ir3iticD ,pgreicial Gc Extreme oriente.
So lab.a Il ''pidgin english que Is
una r.ezeuial:za de inSldS. chino, MA
layO portigudS. Ia cxtra1a Genoni-
naeiGn de csta ierigonzl .iene d. IL
manera como los .chinos. Hacienda g.
fuerZos. pronunciam Ia pulabra "I;u-
sincss', que sisniiica "nogocios" en- i'll
giles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

Ha ml!ertO el diputado liberal coaii-
cionista john Wason. que representa-
ba en- la Camara de los co.nunes. e.
colegio mas leiano dc la Gran Bretaiia,
el de la isla Orkney Shetland. lusar Il
donde las noticias no llcgan sino nue.
We dfaS dc>pu6s de publicadas. III di-
putado John Wason era cGnocido, apar
te su cardcter Official. por dos parti-
cula,i,lat.cs: media un metro noyen.a
V ocho ccntfmotrosFde al;ura. .cs decir.
era el diputado mas alto dc la CANA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

LA Escena Iustrada" dedica la
historic de las fraseS ingeniosas, una
pagina amena, recogiendo las burlas
mas conoctlas desde la ep0ca de los
criegos los romanos. Muy popular
es la Erase del paciente Socrates, que
sufrfa considerablemente con el mai
genio de su mujer Nantippa. In dia,
esta, con las voces mas tonantcs, i'll
crep6 al marido El infeliz fil6sofo
prefiri6 salir de SUI casa. Pero Kan
tippa no Sc calm6 con tai cosa. Ats
DO por la ventana el regreso de su ma
rido, le vaci6 un perol de aqua sucia
desde arriba. Sec;indose, el fil0sofo de-
cfa, tranquilo :"No me sorprende: des-
puGs del trucno la lluvia. Menos-conoci
do es este otro episodio, atribufdo al
poeta Filoscno: comfa este una yez
en- La mesa de Dionisio, ell viejo tira-
no de Siracusa, Y ell criado trajo dos
salmonetes El mas pequeiio lie fue ser
vilo Filosano y ell mayor al tirano.
Tom6 el poeta el pececillo y Sc 10 He
v0. =. al ofdo "sQue haces?', pregun-
to. sorprendido, ell anfitri6n. ''Se1or,
contest6 Filoseno, estoy hacienda un
poema en- el que fgura Galatea, pa
ra saber algo de esta ninfa, le he Pc
dido noticias al salmonete, que proyie-
ne del mar, pero el pez me ha contes-
tado que como 10 pescaron de tan es-
casa edad, NADIA saba sobre ell asun-
to, que 10 mejor era que me diri-
giese- a un pez de mayor tamaiio."
Comprendi0 Dionisio la intenci6n, y
orden6 al criado que cambiase los pla-
tos. Grandes cultivadores de Ia Erase
burlesca fuero siempre los romanos, y
Cicer6n recoge muchas de elias en- su
libro DE Oratore". A Porcio Nasica
que lie preguntaba: 'sTienes> esposa
de tn gusto?'', Cation el Censor le
contest0 mo iba h tenerla del tuyo
ciertamente". Sc lamentaba un hon.
bre de que la mujer Sc lie habia suici-
dado, colgandose de una higuera. A
10 que otro romano contest6: @Feliz
hallazgo: dame una rama de esa hi
guerra para plantarla en- mi propio
huerto,!''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21
Manuel L. Corbet,

Secretario de la corte de Distrito
de Arecibo, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21
DLARIO DE LA TARDE

(c) RUSTICA, radicada en- di-
cho barrio de "TETUAN" termino
municipal de Utuado, compuesta de
VEINTE Y CINCO CUERDAS,
equivalentes a nueve hectareas,
ochenta Y dos areas, y sesenta CEN
;. tiareas de terreno quebrado cafe,
guineos, pastos Y malezas en- CO.
lindancias por ell NORTE, con te-
rrenos de Don Manuel CARBO-
NELL; por ell SUD, con los de don
Avelino MONTERO: por Ell ESTE,
con los de don ]. Francisco BEAU
CHAMP Y la finca descrita y mar
cada con la letra (a); y por Ell
P0NIENTE, con terrenos de la So
ciedad agricola MORELL y MO-
REDA.
POR .TANTO, Y habiendose ordena1
do por ell Honorable Enrique Lloreda;
Juez de esta Corte, Sc publique la pre-
tension por tres veces en- un periodico
de los de mayor circulation de los que
Sc editan en- esta 1sla, para que los
que tengan algdn derecho real sobre
los inmuebles describes, las personals
ignoradas quienes pueda perjudicar
la inscription y en- general todo el que
desee oponerse, pueda efectuarlo den
tro del termino de sesenta dias, libro
el presents en- la Ciadad de Arecibo,
Puerto Rico ve.te de Mayo de
1921.
Manuel L. Corbet,
Secretario de Ia corte de. Distrito
de Arecibo, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

~: y .s,isa alifiassc Il fa~.idi" de la
''iscusinre- in'rrisi.s.i.lr>. fs,iifih,is,se
Il un ri,,"-iu SOLITAIRE do algIuio de lo>
sal"cs interiors, para "i;rrgirse alli
a Ia Manufacture ile oalerias. Di.e que
rmonz'i tciienau. :; cau..l del ,l''s,'o de
cnnSraci;;rsc rlm las sei.oras de su dis
trito G|e SOIL tejn'loras a,lmriah,eS. y
que d'~nucs. "a In pric.ica. se le ha-
b.a ,l,.,arrollado uur aqnoAa ocupa-
ci6n. una a.ici6n vcrdadera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

Con ei vapor Sc han acortado las dis
taneias entire los paises; con el ants.
m6yil. entire las ciudaaes; con ell te.
egrafo inhalambrico entire los hom-
bres; con Ia FEDERAL VISIBLE &c
t# wetgs 81 sAs fN -F-Rss sfs'tsls F%R4
scort6 ell tempo para resoiver Ia ops.
raci6a de sumar mas eomplieada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

Al Margen de la Vida y de la
Historic

AEies. los lM.llcmios lariSirns,,- Il.
nian mo'iol'clizada Ia fa,ma d. In cx,r,
yagancia. En- Ia agssra de lcs ..siml,,
listas'. hvbo un literato rran.s.s ouc
por ilamar IN atcnci6n. sal;o nj lonle.
ss1u con una lanSosia viva. atasla go.
ino In perro. Hoy tOca Il t,,,t.o los
americaEOs. inagiDas,le rcalIzand,,
los nayores ahsur,sos. como VERA rl
iector por 10 que se mlatn centiuaa
ci6n: Juaniia Miller. hi;a del naeta
americana joaquin del mismO apeIlido.
!conoci6 a Juan Miller, compaliero de
su padre muy conocldo por sus 70.
tografias de paisGJ Jes de fiorestas. y sc
enamoro dc e.. Decidleroh casarsc.
zero .duanita .acubaba de diyorciarSe
los amantes nueyos resolvieron ha-
GER una ceremonial que podre;nos lla-
mar "liquidadora del pasado". veamos
cual fue .esa ceremonial. Juanita WIS.,
ito un traje blanco y Sc meti6 dentro
de un f6retro q. sobre un catafalco Sc
habia levantadO Ell Ia eollna de Oak
land, California. La cubrieron de flo
res Y cuatro cirlos comenzaron ar
der ell torno. Tn crucifijo gravitaba
sobre ell pecho de. la mujer yacente. :,
sQue significaba todo esto?... Repre-
sentaba la 'muerte ,conyugar Y conlir-
maba metaffsicamente el reciente di-
vorcio. Jtlanita Miller estaba muerta
porquc cl alma gemela no habia ilega-
do. Pero he ahf que de sibito, surge de
la fioresta el prolnetido, yestido dc
franela blanca, abraza "A Juanita la
electriza con I'm bcso. Juanita Sc le-
vanta. LENA dc vida, y la ceremonial
metaffsica ha quedado. concluida. Des-
pues de ella, los novios fueron casados
,formalmente por un juez de paz, que
legalizo la fantastica union de la Co
lima de Oakland. (Asf habla un cores
ponsal californiailo del New York
Herald'D.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

Los clliaos. escribe T. Bellezza Ell la
sI;cAista de Italia, cuya lens'la po-
see solo palabras lnonosilabicas, tie
men cue veneer yerdaderas diiicuitades
para l,i.u.i,rir los sonidos mas acos-
tnmDra,lo; i faclIes de las lenguas eu-
ropeas. Cristo Sc trallsforlna para ellos
en .Ki-li-;e-tu'. Y los noinbres de las
colinas romanas en- el diario de viaje
de IN senior Hsie-fu-Seng. Sc transfor-
maron asf: "Pan.shi-shia' tPincio) ]:
Asai-li-yae tcclio, .Pai-lai-tai'' (Pa
latiEo), Y asf por el estilo. En- los pri-
mefos tifas De 1911. IN chino elegans
temente vestido Sc acercaba Paris,
a un guardia, preguntandole: spa
chi-chig" Como no 10 entendieron les
inspire sospechas, los representatives
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

1Por eus I'd. atormenta SUI cabeza
con los cslcuIos diarios de "a nego-
e;c, eS;stiendo Ia Maqaina de Sumar
FEDERAL YISIBLE?.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

Z F.
EN- los momentos mas sombrios de
la guerra-escribe el Mariscal Foch
en- un suplemento que el Times dedi-
ca a Napoleon, :, nos. preguntamos al
guna ,vez Que .haria Napoleon 81 re
sucitara ahora, levantandose de. su
tumba en- los Invalidos; que dirfa de
nosotros !, que realizarfa con los ele-;
mentos de los ejercitos nueyos?... Ha-i
brfa dicho quizas: "yosotros teneis
millones de hombres que 70 nunca tu-
We; contais con ell .tel6grafo, la ra-
Edio-telegraffa, ell telefonO, los ferroca-
rifles, los acorazados, los aeroplanos
la artillerfa de largo alcance, elemen-
| tos con los Que yO no conte. Y sin em-
barge, no os hab6is movido dc las trim
cheras. AIirad como Sc hacen las
cosas''. Y en- un mes o dos, 10 habria
organizado todo de tai manera que
prento el enemigo desorientado, habrla
quedado fuera de combate. Pero iuego
lldpfld uettu q ia SoUONeA uS ~
me eicrcito yictorioso, y habria cons
.titufdo tl mismo un nuevo y embara-
! zante prohlema'. El Mariscal Foch Sc
accrc;l mas bicn en- sus ideas, Il las
teorfas de Victor Hugo Y a las de Tolls
ttoy. por 10 que hace a la cafda de Ma
pole0n No lie da mucha importancia
al hecho de que VA en- fs14s Bonaparte
es,aba -muy cnfermo. La faz0n profun-
da de su eaftla, scsiin Ioch, es esta I;
ique clviG6 que I'M homl,re no es un
kDios ore sobre los holnbres todos, por
| enincntes que sean. estd Ia moral; /; que
Ia guerra no es i'm fin. poraae sobre la
guerra. hay aIso Que vale mas, que es
| Ia paz''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-21

DR.. Jacob Gould Schurman, de Ithaca,
New York, ex Presidente de la Uni
yersidad de Cornnell y ex Ministro
Plenipotenciario de los Estados Uni
dos en- Greeia y Montenegro, que Sc
dice ha sido seleccionado por ell Pre-
sidente Harding para ocupar ell deli
cado cargo de Ministro en- China. Ell
DIR. Schurman es una capacidad ex-
-traordinaria en- derecho international
en- cuestienes econ0micas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-03-24
A. b. GELWICK OF HARDY
NAMED FOR SUPERINTENDENT

At meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation held in the Commercial Club
rooms on Monday evening, with oil
members present, the object of the
gathering was announced as being
for the purpose of devising ways and
means for the payment of the paving
tax in District 4, Block 8, Original
Town and for the purpose of electiny
city superintendent Of schools, in
place of the last olector, +. w.
Kretsinger, who resigned. The sec
rotary was instructed to draw q war
rant for S1961.01 and pay the paw
ing tax in cash out Of the school fund.
An informal ballot for superinten-
dent resulted in five votes being cast
for A. B. Gelwick of Hardy and one
for C. S. Gilbert Of Edgar, where
upon Gelwick was declared to be the
unanimous choice and duly elected at
salary of $270O.00 for ten months
service. His acceptance has been re-
ceived by Secretary Pope.
Before adjourning the Board voted
to have printed blank forms to bt
used in the notification of the teach
ers of their election.