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The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1921-09-15
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tooth in my cad same as tn day
were born p'--London Mail
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
NOTABLE SPEAKERS ON YALE'S PROGRAM
Commencement Exercises This
 Year Are Elaborate Ones

New Haven. June 4.--Because Of the notable list of speakers arranged this year for the various events in con- nection with the Yale Commencement and Inauguration advance announce ment is being made by the University in regard to these arrAngements
 At the Inauguration dinner in the Hotel Taft ballroom on Tuesday eve hing. June 2lst. Provost williston Walker. as presiding offcer. will well come the Inauguration delegates, for whom the dinner has been arranged. and introduce as toaStnaster Profes- sor George H. Nettleton, of the Cni- versity English Faculty. An interesting group of speakers will consider varf- ous phases of educational work. Prin- cipal Alfred F. Stearns. of Andover. will speak on Public and Preparatory Schools President Mary Emma woolley. of Mount Holyoke College. will talk on the topic ''Women's Col leges." President William IT. P. Faunce, of Brown University. will con- sider Universities and Colleges Of the East" President Harry woodburn Chase, of the University of North Car olina, and Chancellor Edward Charles Elliott Of the University Of Montana- considering the Universities and Col leges of the South" and Of the West respectively. The final speaker. Sir Robert Jones Sc. D, LID of the Cnt- versity Of Liverpool. will respond to the final toast, Foreign Universities"
 pr. Harvey Gushing. 'si, of Boston. will ba the presiding ofbcsr At the alumni meeting in Batteli Chapel on Tuesday morning. Special interest will attach to this gathering because of the fact that MT. Hadley will then make his last general report of the year to the alumni As Preaden ofthe Univer. Hity. The representative alumni speak CTS will include Howard MansnsId. Fl: William ". Gordon. 'ss; s.; Charles HanilI. go. Edwin RI Ecmoree 'os, and Charles P. Taft ga. IS.
 At the inauguration exercises. which are to be combined with the regular commencement exercises on Wednesday morning. June 22d. the in- duction address will be made by Pres ident fIadiey. Addresses of welcome will be delivered by Director Russell IT. chittenden of the ShAffield Scienti. fic school for the faculties. and bs President Abbott Lawrence Lowell. ot Harvard university. for other institu- tions of learning. President-eiec' James Rowland and Angelf will then deliver the inaugural address.
 There will De three speakers in ad' dition to President Hadley at the luncheon to delegates and alumni if the University Dining hall on wednes. day noon. President Hadley will make his final report to the alumni or | finances and particularly reEardini the alumni gifts and oequests durint
 the year. The other speakers will b
 Dr. Angeli. John William Davis, LLAr Ex-smbassador to Great Britain. wh has been delegated as the oficia representative of Washington and Le
 University. and Professor William Howard Taft
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
WEDDING AT ST. JOSEPH'S

Miss Madeline Hesiin of Jerome Street
 Becomes the Bride of William S.
 Isudge of Colchester.
 Miss Madeline Rita Heslin, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. C. r. Heslin of Jerome street, and William s. Rudge of Col chester were married by Rev. J. Leo Sullivan at st Joeeph's church this morning at Q o'clock. They were at tended by Miss Veronica Heslin and stephen Heslin, sister and brother or the bride respectively. The bride wore georgette crepe over white satin and carried a shower eouque. Of white roses and the bridesmaid wore blue organdy with hat to Snatoh and carried pink roses.
 Following | wedding breakfast at the brides home the couple left on a we'd ding trip and will be at home to friends at 2o7 Jerome street after July 1.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
GIRL DIES OF BURNS

Orange Street Girl Suocurnbs at New
 Britain Hospital This Morning.
 Helen kurptecka. aged nins years, daugnter Of Frank Kurpieoka of A Orange street died about l o'clock this morning at the New Britain Gen. -eral hospital, from burns sustained early last evening. The girl was in her home when her dress and hair be. came tgnfted. and before she could be prevented. shs ran out into the ward. her actions flaming the flames and preventing immediate Assistance.
 Her screams brought aid from nsixhbors. and Valentine Boilero, who was passing at the time, put his auto mobile at their disposal to carry the child to the hospital. During the confusion, an alarm was sen in from Box 3s2. bringing the fire depart mont to the scene. There was no need Of tn fire fighters services
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Several Are Taken Out Today ax Office of Town Clerk.
 Marriage licenses have been taken out as follows: Charles W. Redlund of @ Hacei street, Hartford, and Miss Mabel E. Johnson of 137 Fairview street: Joseph J. zito of 40 Cherry street. and Anna Rosa leurara of 253 Elm street: Harold Malone of 55 Glen street, and Miss Margaret A. Meshan oi 96 Wallace street: George Whitney of 16. Huriburt street and Miss Henrietta Pasduerefl of 25 HurIourt street Nicsio Messina and Gaetano Insaloo, both of 55 Lafayette street: William R. Linn Of 2Ss Chapman street, and Miss Elsie Emma Eggert of 46S West Mair street.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
CITY ITEMS

victrolas and records. Henry Morans'. --advt.~
 A son was born yesterday afternoon to MT. and Mrs. Severin Hansen of All 5.hurch street, at the local hospital.
 simon velich of Ann street. com 'plained to the police last night that his |b year old son had been struck in the mouth by another boy in that neighoor- hood breaking several Of his teeth. |PatrolmAn John Leibler investigated the cAts.
 The members of Stanley Post. c. A. R. will be served n supper at the stan Hey Memorial church at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon by the Ladies Aa society.
 The Younk women'R class of the First ConxreRationaI church will hold a meeting tonight at z :45 o'clock.
 The library committee of the First Baptist church will meet tonight al T:45 o'clock.
 Memorial exercises will be held to- night at Vega hall by St. Elmo lodge ana Washington L. Morgan lodge K. of F., in honor of its deceased mem bers. George A. ouigley will deliver the euIogy. "
 Finance conrnlssionar Fred Beloar 1 Istt ttodny for Boston. Mas gefst- sIoaeph'g Boy Scout troop wal meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock. f II serves you right. Elks grill --advt.
 Teller and Anderson. the big rivals O lAat year. at Rogers tonight.--Advt-
 AndeFson vs. Teller tonight Rogers 1 Recreation alleys.=--Advt.
 The Waterbury police this mornint notified the local police that two mei arrested in that city, had in their pos season four tires which they claim et to have secured in this city.
 Detective Sergeant A J. Richarosoa wam in New Haven today. as a witness in an automobile case before the auto mobile commissiorier there.
 One Of tho horses which was oacL burned in the Ire at schultz's plae on shuttle Meadow. avenue yesterda' afternoon. waaf ordered shot by Dz Rad@R4fre . the veterinary surgeon
 A window in the rear Of the Be Hfve store on Main street was orokel lot nlsht. A A;conhplAfrt was lodged witl the police by one of the proprietor this morning.
 Mias vivipn N. Stark is vtsitin friends in New York and Brooklyn.
 a#f EEE
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
Tabs Delegation to Field
 Day At Nau9atnck Over 200

A delegation of several hundred from this city will attend the c. T. A. U. field days at Nausatuck Saturday and teams representing local organizations will take part in the athletic events The local Tabs drum corps will be in line as win about 75 members of the organization and 12o Tiernsy cadets as guests of the sooiety. 4 delegation of 25 members ot the Lady Tabs will also attend.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
Two. Out Of Five Announced by Mayor Are Female Electors.

Appointments to the public anuse. nents commission have been an neunced by Mayor orson F. Curtis. as follows: Miss Mary Campbell. Oscar F. krause, Harry c. Jackson and Mrs. Josephine Ffshier. With the Axcep- ton Of Mrs. F1shler. all arc r<appoirt- ments. She succeeds Albert Anderson. The mayor has also announced the appointment of Patrick Rynn to sue. ,cesd Patrick McCAEe as member of the board of Assessors.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
H. 6. NOTES.

The annual observance of Flag Day was held this morning in the High school auditorium. There were two assemblies. one for upper classrnen and one for freshmen Rev. John L. Davts spoke at both gatherings. His topic was the history of flags. He disclosed some very interesting facts concerning the origin of flags.
 All members of. the Senior class who hAve not yet purchased tickets for the banquet should do 50 as soon as possible, thus making it easier for the committee.
 4 meeting Of the Class Night conn mittee was held during the 6tl pe- rfod today in room 1s. A rehearsal of the Class Night cast will be held ia the auditorium during the 9th period tomorrow. All seniors planning to 70 to the Prom should purchase tickets as soon as possible. The committee Is work ing hard to make the dance q suc- cess and the corporation of the sen. for class is needed.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
SPECTATORS SCRUTINIZED
Dedham, Mass, Court Taking no
 Chances That Any Attending Mur.

Dedham. Mass, June l4.--All per- sons entering the courthouse where Uiccola Sacco and Bartholomeo Van. zetti are being tried for murdsy, were subjected to close scrutiny today. Some persons were subjected to a search for weapons
 The precautions were said to have been prompted by incidents yesterday when Mrs. Lolla R. Andrews of Quincy. a state witness, who was un- der cross examination. collapsed; the court room was closed, guards were placed and two men examined, but later released. Explanation of these events was not authorized by the court.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
MUCH ENUMERATION.
Mnk and Other Edibles Purchased ta The Ssase Not Up to sxAndArd-

New Haven, June 14.--A bulletin issued today by the Connecticut Agricultural experiment station shows that out of 1000 analyses of milk made 2s.t per cent showed aduitsration or below standard quail ity.
 contained saccha<ine an artifcial sweetensr the use Of which in food products fs forbidden by federal au. thoYtties. Forty-three out Of A samples Of ginger sles'' or ginger sodas'' contained eapsacuna to supple rnent ginger.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
WOULD DANCED DEBTS.
New York Soc1anst Wants All Allies
 to can on Obngattons.

Washington. Juns it.--RepresentA- tive London. socialist, New York. has offered a resolution to terminate the war with the Central Powers and to provide for the convening of an in- ternauonal conference flor working out a basis for world peace." The rmeasure proposes the cancellation by all of the Allies of their war debts
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
sPEARwoRT WINS RAGE

Ascot. Eng, June 14. tBy Asso- caaeed Press,--The Ascot stakes or 1000 sovereigns. over a course of two miles. run here today. was won by Sir H. cunnfre-owen's spearwore. '. Shepherds King fdier was second and v. Nj. c. singers Chat Tor was tfhrd. Thirteen horses ran.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
Prm.rC WORKS INSPECTION.

An inspection of streets. lights and treee wfu b~ conducted this afternoon nv 4h. soity enkancsr and tAe board Of public works. rho party win leave City Han af il o'clock. A number of matters have been, tabled by the board pending inspeetior. a f-'a =-F .--s+
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
TO HAVE MILITARY FUNERAL

Services wm Be Conducted Friday Alt
 ernoon for Private William Schleiger,
 Killed In Action.
 The funeral Of Private William schleiser will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the D. C. Porter Sons undertaking pariors on Court street. Full military honors will be accorded the deceased with Eddy Glover post in charge. At the Erwin Mortuary chapel at 3:3o o'clock. Rev. Martin H. Gaudian will oficiate at the funeral service.
 Private Schleigcr was killed in action August 6. 1918. He had been a mem Der Of Company A. 5Sth Infantry. a regular army outfit in which he had en- listed. He was the son of Mrs. George Damn of 22 Holmes avenue.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
SPECAL NOTICES

wfnfnrop councfi. No T. s. A D. of annxtx x1u onaazya -fneiE a1ss ann.-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14
nor FEW HonsYns USED.

census Of Baeser OtfSs Shows These
 Animals Arc Passing Out
 washinSton, Jnna 14.--A mArked rAAnction duftns thA last dNcAd4 ln
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14

APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14

A rehearsal of the Class Night will be held in the auditorium du the 9th period tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14

simon Velicki Of Ann street. com plained to the police last night that his b year old son had been struck in the mouth by another boy in that neighoor- hood breaking several Of his teeth. |patrolmAn John Jeibler investigated
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14

A meeting Of the Class Night c, mittee was held during the 6tl rtod today in room 19.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-14

victrolas and records. Henry Morans' .
 --advt.~ A son was born yesterday afternoon To MT. and Mrs. Severin Hansen of All I.hurch street, at the local hospital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

efeco opinion fortuna la eecua
de beaiad he aqui amito tactic reconoc
mieno combination de crcunsancias poda inge
famia indvuO Teamente la pereneciese De oda
admr ell tactic econocmento del padre siempe
aesgado nuestras ees exgen ntelesaes
consgnen Instruments pdbco encuena
z0n puede haber suea cano OBJ
acto d anta mportanca ase los deechos
petuO de unaGamia ndiyduo adqurr ell nombre los
honores las dsncones prerrogativa de esta famila
FL reconocimentO confmatso ell padre cuano exsa
critic ndubtado aterndad
cuando o halle possession connua del esado de jo
tnral del padre iustado por del msmo padre
liza vendo pa
Dire embarazo tempo del nacimento del ho
o pueda cualquer pruea auentea paena
Decmos reconocimento conrmavO forzeso
porque ben que padre obgado
hmos indcado iene
cnando propos del mismo padre dcho padre
condcon de quere jo la ley le da
e erecho ell padre raque or medic de los trbunas
acttu p1bicamente asumda Por ell escrto hemos
renca puede cualquer escro necesao nd
bado del padre sin duda alga admas claramente
Fl econocmentO de la paternad caro tai dOcumento
prvado pnbco de eno reconocmien
amado POr tamben possession
nuad estado del o natural reguee la continuation de hehos
relac0n no nerumpda de ho
ura de demnada Esta possession ha de
que eyenca vountadel padre
de fama tai ho al pretende
nocmieno oblgado Eto pueden o
MIA del padre amearlo educarlo condedadolo h mani
hijo; evarlo colegc insco
pagare los gasto de enermedad aimenarlo acos
beneoos cartayo no e heeo de ser tai suo ho he
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
NFORMACION DEL SUR

/; -Ha tornado possession del cargo de
Comisionado Municipal de Sandal Ell
reputado m6dico-cirujano. DR.. Osvaldo
Goyco, que ejercfa su profession en- la
ciudad del Oeste " la opinion pdblica
Sc muestra satisfecha con que el cita-
do hOmbre de ciencia aSuma In direc
beneficiencia en- esta municipalidad
-N policfa Marcelino Hidalgo ha
denunciado Juan Davil;. acusandole
de que agrcdi0 con una s0ga al menor
Charles OSback; v detuvo a Jose Mo-
rales Colon pOrque sustraio Y Sc apro-
pi6 una bombilla de Ia propiedad de
don Fernando Toro.
Para permanecer ell Aibonito has
ia mafiana lunes, Ell viaje de asueto
aver abandon0 esta ciudad con destino
Il dichO pueblo, la agraciada e inteli-
gente selorita Cristina Abraham,
clerk de las Oficinas de la Singer, en-
eSta ciudad.
En- cl corral de vecindad denomi-
nado Melilla, calle Victoria, frente a
la Iglesia Bautista, antier tarde el je-
fe SuireZ v agentes Colon Y Henna.
de la Secreta local. arrestaron Juan
Quiies, para sindicarle como violador
a Ia Ley Prohibicionista. Quiles tenfa
enterrada bajo el pavimento de su ha
bitaci6n, una pipa llena de ron, licor
que eXtrafa por medic de una bomba
aspirante. Como para cXtraer el ron
utiliZaba un tuho de gonna que entra-
ba por un agujero existcnte en- cl pi-
so, agujero Que regularmente estaba
apado. Ell verdad rcsult0 diffcil has
Ia la fccha dc descuhrir d0nde nueS-
tro hombrc tenfa el licor que SO saba
oStaha vendiendo.
-Desdc aver tarde cl tempo eStd
lluvioso Ell esta jurisdiction Y el dfa.
hasta has once. hora en- que escrhimos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
PRONTUARIO.

ho todo e espontneamen puesto como hemo cho
Cod pqisa de la paendad mpone tai re-
votad del PADRE apare de
hag acuaeones oetosamete como 81 fue
ho lemo habda de las ideas considerations que
pueen socas qedando 10 tano la
tbunaes de preceptos reuca apre
caa In nOe ascendenca acance de los acos e
reconocimiento arbuidos al padre natural famila
En- radad de vead exise reconomleno fofzoso del
pac segn hemos ndcado 81 existe ell econocento Tor
parte cua estara ogaa al hi
puebe cumpdamente el eclo del la iendad
M ho de donde euee este exse ell reconoc
mae quien la rueba e he
parto cumpdamene endad del hjo esta obigada
vountad mas actOs popos de ella mis reconoce
hijo. del reconocmieno lamamos obligatora
Ell reconocmeno puee de de edad
reconocmieno de de ead ene aque ugar
testamento neceario Ia
protection aprobac6n del uez de Corte de Dis
resda e meno intervention del Fiscal As
cualquer aude reconocmiento
pueda contra de derechos
edad podr hace1se sin
entenenose que aqu la ley refera la verda
mayorfa de ead mayoria de edad obiene por
emancipation Esa necdad del consentmento del de
reconocdo eablece medo e o
adqee debe mponer tales deberes sin que 10
persona, capaciada ley ha de cumprlos
cualqua los mOdOs verifque ell econocmentO
confmatvO fooso adquiere hjo Ell los
sguicnes eyar apedo del padre 10
amentos rereb porci6n heredara esudiaremos
mas tarie.
En- reconocmento hijo endra dereho
ecar acci6n pdiendo econocimento Pero estas
solo podan eercta vida de los pesunos PADRES un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20

estas notas. no llev;l trazas de despe-
jarse.
Con motiyo de haher cireulado ru-
mores dc que Il consecuencia del pasa-
do NAL tempo el Muella Municipal no
ofrecfa garantfas. Ia Administration
hizo eXamnar el eStado del miS:ao
por los ingenieros Ferr6 Y Poriata Do
ria para que en- su car;icter de prose-
sionaleS eStrdilos al Gobierno Munich
pal. corroboralan la opinion del ingc-
Micro senior Salichs. Comisionado Mu-
mcipal de ObraS Piblicas. funciona-
rio que va habfa eXaminado el Muclic
encontrindolo en- perfccto est:ldo de
segrridad
Como cien d0lares valen los da-
hos que en- 81 Taller lie modelado que
Ell Ia calle del Coto tiene alberto el jo-
ven ,artista ponceno nombrado Nicen-
to Ro(lrigucz. causaran el viento y las
lluvias del temporal liltimo.
10y pof Ia m'tllilha sc lieVo elec-
to una solemnc fiesta religiosa Ell III
capilIa de la EScucla cat0lica eXiSten-
te en- la calle Concordia, de esta ciu
dad. en- honor de Nucstra Sonora de
la Sal,ld patrona de dich0 planted de
ensenanza establecimiento que funcio-
ma a cargo de un grupo de Sieryas dc
Maria.
-Anteayer por la tarde So efectu6
el sepclio del estimabIe senior Antonio
Clayell. quien falleci6 la nochc ante
rior en- su residencia, calle del Conner
clio. de esta cirldad.
DcscanSe en- In paZ del SenOr V llaya
confolmitlad para suS triStcS deulos.
COrrc&poHSdl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20

| Ponce. septiemhre 1S-Anoche lego
4 a esta ciudad el jefc de policfi Martf-
nez Chapel destinado esta demarca-
ci0n, v hoy sc hard cargo del puesto,
saliendO esta tarde para Juana Dfaz,
el jefe Lopez Cepero. que asumfa in
terina mente el mando de Ia fucrZa To-
cal.
Los independentistas Sc proponen
celebrar una par:ada el dfa II de octu-
4Abrc pr6Ximo, festeiande la giorioSa efe
m6ride del Dcscubrimiento de Ameri-
ca. por el immortal Cristohal Colon.
Reina gran animaci6n entire los par
tidarios del nacionalismo con motive
de eSa fiesta.
| De arribado forZosa entr0 en- nues-
tro puertop antier, sin tim6n v desprO-
vista de bote-salvavida utensilios de
cocina. 10 que perdiera cOrriendO el
tiltimo temporal. Ia gran goleta anne
ricana. Ruth Martin, que Zarpara de
Brighton, Martinica, cargada de brea
con destino a Estados Unidos
| De un momento otro comenzarin
Il repararla. para seguir viaje.
va estd fuera de peligro, on Ia en-
fermedad que Ia aquejaba, Ia respe
table sonora Josefina Sabathi6, csposa
del doctor Julio Lamoutte, a la que
aSiStfan los acreditados doctOres Sala-
Ear y Rodriguez.
/ Celebramos cordialmente el feliz de-
senlacc dc la grave dolencia que la re-
cluyera en- CANA.
En- la calle Las Casas Y residen-
+? ia de Felix Montalvo, la policfa des-
cubri0 Y decomiS6 como dieZ botellas
de ron. en- varias vasijas v las entire
CARA mailana las autoridades. al
fOrmular denuncia contra MOntalvo.
por yiolar Ia Ley Seca.
-Frente al COrreo, en- Ia Playa, aca-
ba de abrir sus oficinas la ComIaiilfa
| 'All America Cables. hecho que viene
a facilitar Ia trasmisi6n Y reception
lie dcspachos Il v del exterior.
Los policfas Andres A. Romdn Y
Susano Gonzalez detuvieron Jose
Morales. del barri0 Portuguese le han
Sindicado como violador a Ia Ley de
Arbitrios: Estaba en- possession dc un
apa1:lto de destilar alcohol, clandesti-
| no.
DE una affection cardiaca falleci0
antes de aver, por la tarde, en- su do
micilio calle Reina prolongaci0n Oeste.
el apreciable artesanO don CaliXto Bel
/ fort: Y su entierro, realizado aver
tarde en- el Cementerio Civil local, re-
vel0 una vez mas la estimation que
rodeaba al senior Belfort.
I PaZ. a sus restos Y nuestro Sentido
p6same sus apenados familiares.
Los tlahajos de retasaci6n lleva-
dos a cabo en- esta ciudad. como en- San
Juan en- cumplimiento de una Ley de
estln muy adelantadOs.
Con motive de Ia excitaci6n que
provocan Ell parte del yecindario ell he
chO de que no hubiese SitiO en- las es-
cuelas graduadas superior, para nu-
merosOs alumnOs, la Administration
Municipal Ira publicado un informe.
anunciando que Sc han contratado nue.
vos locales Y pronto dispondra la High
School de suficientes profesores. para
llenar aquellas necesidades. ...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20
UN CATALOGO PRIMOROSO

Tai es que publican la Casa Cantero Fernandez
Co., dos Lbrerias a esE reseadas las obras
mas noabes de los autors antiques contemporaries de
renombre, tanto europeos americanos.
obra que exponente de galanua arte ha sdo
edada conene numero de pagnas bas
crecdo enas compamente de os autore de 10 mas
escogido que darse puede.
Las que deseen obener este proroso Cataogo
pueden esrbr los Sres Canero Fernandez Co., Inc 10
cibran a vuelta de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-20

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