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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Disarmament Urged BY
f. w, Eyirst on Arriuag
British authority or Finance
Hopes the Time Is Near
When Nations viii Confer

Francis w. Hirst. British authority
on finance, arrived here yesterday from
Liverpool on the White Star liner
Celtic on his way to Washington to
visit friends.
Mr.. Hrst said that most Of his
time was given over to the problem
of disarmament Of the nations of the
world and he expressed the hope that
the time would soon be at hand when
the big powers would set together and
stop building engines of destruction.
Mr. Hurst said that much of the great
national deficits were caused by the
soon as these great financial drains
upon the people were removed the
people would be relieved of the irksome
burdens of excessive taxation.
Among others on the Celtic were the
Duncan sisters, who returned from q
season of six weeks in London the Rev.
W. T.. Kinsolving, Colonel f. ]. Parker,
the Rev. William Hogan and Fred G.
Latham.
The steamship Gul DENIAL, of the OF
toman- American Line, arrived yesterday
on her first round trip from Constan-
tinople. She had made many trips to
this part as the White Star steamship
Germanic. According to the ships of
hcers and some of the passengers, the
trade out OF Constantinople is under
the control of the British, but the con-
ditions are agreeable to the Turks.
They said that the adherents of the old
Turkish government and the Nation
alists are dcsirous of developing Il big
trade with the United States and have
promised cooperation to help develop
the commerce between the two
countries.
Among the passengers who arrived
here yesterday from Antwerp, Cher
bourg and Southampton on the Red
Star liner Finland were Mr.. ard Mrs.
=. D. Roth, Gregory Mclaughlin and
Alexander Fisher, of Knoxville, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Irish Freedom Certain,
Miss MacSapiney Asserts

ATLANTIC CITY, July 1S.-Miss
Mary MacSwlney. sister of the martyr
Lord Mayor of Cork said to-day that
the outcome Of the conference in Lon
don between Premier LLOYD George and
canon de Valera. president of "the
Irish republic" would be recognition by
England of the Irish republic or re-
sumption of warfare in Ireland. There
would be no compromise, she declared
No matter what the outcome of the
conference is, Miss MacSwiney said,
the independence of Ireland is an as
sured fact of the not distant future, for
if Ireland does not win recognition as
republic at the conference table she
will on the battlefield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Brothers Have Battle
For Control Of Paper
Court Disperses Detectives
Seeking Possession of Mont
real La Presse Plant

MONTREAL, July 1S.-Justice Lo-
ranger tonight terminated hostilities
between the forces of detectives en-
pleyed by rival factions of the Berth
aume family for possession of the of
fees of La Presse, one of the leading
French Canadian dalies.
His lordship ordered both sides to
call off their forces, which had oc-
cupied different floors of the building
since morning. Counsel for each fac
tion agreed when it was promised that
both would have hearing tomorrow
on the merits of their applications for
writs of injunction.
Eugene and Edouard Berthiaume, ar
rayed against their brother, Arthur,
have entered suit for $4,000, alleging
Interference with their entrance to
their Offices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Souvenir Seekers Pull
Famous Ship to Pieces

GLENS FALLS. N. Y, July
1S.-The hull of the old Royal
Savage, one Of Benedict Arnold's
famous fleet, has been destroyed
by souvenir seekers who visit
Fort Frederick, at Grown Point,
according to Charles Saunders,
caretaker at tho fort.
The Royal Savage was sister
ship of the Revenge. She was
raised several years ago and
placed in front Of the restored
ruins of the old fort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Italy to Ask Root to Serve
AS Representative at Gen eva

ROME, July 49, Elihu Root, former
United States Secretary Of State, will
be chosen by Italy as one of the for
eign members of the Italian delegation
to the international Court of Justice
at Geneva If Mr.. Root is unable to
accept, Italy, through Sgnor Tittoni,
President of the Senate, will ask the
American government to choose = for
eign representative for Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Rob Ohio Bank of $1,000
Bandits Carry Off President i'm
Car. Then Throw Him Ont

WARREN, Ohio, July 1s. - Five
masked automobile bandits to-day held
up the Oraneeville Banking Company
at Orangeville. twenty-five miles east
of here, and escaped with $1,000. The
bandits forced the president of the
bank to enter their automobile and car
ried him five miles from Orangeville
and then threw him from the machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
New Republic Proclaimed
Belgrade Sends Force to Put
Down Move in Upper Albania

BELGRADE, Jugo- Slavia, July IS
An independent republic has been pro-
claimed by the Mirdtes, Christian
tribe inhabiting upper Albania. A
President, Marco Djoni. has been
named. Troops are being sent to put
down the movement, the chiefs Of
which are said to be preaching a holy
war,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Bull Kills Boy Matador
Youngsters Play a Dangerous
Game. Viii, Fatal Result

VALENCIA, SPAIN, July 1s.-A boy
was tossed and torn to pieces by a bull
here to-day while playing at bull fight
ing with some companions.
In imitation of the bull fighters the
boys waved their caps in front of the
animal. which became enraged and
charged the group.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19

would have consultations respecting
future movements on their return TO
london. The long adjournment Of the
lloyd Geerge-De Valera conference
until Thursday-was believed to indi-
esfa that the republican leader had a
stmilar intention of going to Dublin
eA . consultative mission. But in reply
- 9 question after the conference he
said 1t was not his intention to re-
turn to Ireland. He declined to dis
cuss the days events,
General Jan c. SHUTS, the South
African Premier. who had prominent
part in the early negotiations, reap
peared to-day as a factor in the dis
cussions.
Lloyd George had been in Downing
Street only a short time this forenoon
after his return from the country when
Viseount Fitzalan. the Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, called and had long talk
with the Premier. They were Joined by
General SHUTS in 3 conference contin-
uing more than an hour. That General
SHUTS is continuing his moderating in
huence in the negotiations is considered
favorable sign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Captain MoGet Named
Navy Aeronautic Chief

WASHINGTON, July 1s.- Captain
William A. Mofett was nominated bv
President Harding to-day to be chief
of the Navy Departments bureau of
seronautics with the rank OF rear
admiral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
less Monev fo1. Ice

DON'T keep food in the ice
compartment. 1t means ire.
qnent opening Of the door ana
rapid melting of the ice.
Knickerbocker's 10 plants have
made and stored ice al! winter
to meet tire big demands of
summer following mild win
ter. Kn;ckerbocker can take
care Of customers, but ice Thrift
means an efficient refrigerator
and less money for ice-with-
QUO stinting on crushed ice foF
the cooling drinks that make
hot weather bearable.
Pure Kniekeybocbcr lie is d<iivertd II
dean S.agons mair in Kni6isr5ocR"'
oqgn shobJ Outside orders PER scAgos
and }yaek hodie5 can nogy Be dcefbfsa
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-26
aesNo17M0n|

| Sam. W. Dunaway returned to FL
|Centro this morning from San Diego
land will spend few days here before
|leaving for the state convention Of
|EIks at Santa Cruz. Mrs. Dunaway
who is now at San Diego will accom-
|pany him north and will spend few
days at San Francisco before coming
back to. the. valley. They will return
about October 10. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-26
MEET ME-. AT sTEvE's

Bottled Coca Cola,
Cherry Blossom, Orange, Lemon or
Lime Crush, Cascade Ginger Ale, Root
Beet or mixed cases delivered to your
home at $1.50 per case of "a bottles.
Bottle deposit $l.00 until returned
Order a case from your dealer or
phone 78W, Coca Cola Bottling Works.
Miss Irene Smith who has been on
the sick list for the past week is again
on the job at Salomon's.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-26
TIRE BARGAINS

WE BELIEVE WE ARE SHOWING IN THE FOLLOWING PRICES
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED USERS OF MPER
IAL VALLEY:- $:E '"~@@S
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10
THE WONDERFUL FRUIT MEDICINE
Every Home In This State
 Needs "Fruit-a-tIVeS"

To those suffering with Indigestion, Torpid Liver, ConstiRgtion, Sick or Ne1vou, Headaches. Neuralgia, Kidney Trouble, Rtedmatisnu, Paiu in tue Back, Eczema and other Skin 4. A.Bections, 'Fruit-htives' gives prompt relief and assures a speedy recovery when the treatment is faithfully followed.
 'Fruit-a-tives' is the only medicine made from fruit - conta taining the medicinal principles of apples, oranges, figs and prunes, combined withfaluable tonics and antiseptics.
 Soc. box, 6 for $2:5o, trial size o5c. At all dealers or sent postpaid, by FIR UT A-TIVES Limited. OGDENSBURG, N. Y,
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10
Town Clerks Report.

ATown Clerk Usher has compiled. his report for the month ofS January. It shows ,a de9id edA incyease in ala births sovAr+ }ast irionfff there being fl 7 <. as Fagatnst seven. ips sDecember's. Deaths numbered but Two, while there were five last month, and one marriage to five in December.
 F'orcstville News.
 The Dorcas society of St. Johns chapel. will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Elliot of West Washington street
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander Mccall of Washington street, are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a daugh- ter, Marjorie Green, born ato them Monday. MT. Mccall is employed at the Simpson grocery store in Plain ville.
 The Forestville athletic club will journey to East Hartford tonight where they will clash with the East Hartford basketball team. A large delegation of local fans will accom- parry them.
 Word has been received by Michael B. Downes of Garden street to the effect that his mother who lives at Norwich, had passed away. She was S9 years old.
 Edward F. Burzler of Kenney street has accepted a position with the Economy grocery store 0RECentraIJ street, in the capacity of ger. ~@ Joseph Anderson of u szp of Anderson and Bloom, has eGufned to work at tho store after Dning i'll at his home fQ5F the past severAteweeks. His partnsr.s MT. Bloom, isshiso, ill at presenttt ,.s@sss
 The New Departure girls basket ball te&1n, will play the TIngraham Clock, ygirls' team on the local floor tonight. Tomorrow cvenApg they will trtXe4 to Middletown to sclash with theNIeam there. A4@
 By PlainyilIe Briefs.
 T1tet w. c. T. U. will hold its. regu- lar me eting Tomorrow afternoon at the eshofae of Mrs. F. Rsa Manch ester, otts kSese Main strd Mrs. "! Q. G9Aetff wiiIabsf brinoipal speak tottage prayer will be held this evSRing at the home of Mrs. Will lia SFox of Hough street.
 N -saws filed; ,rhoats rhosss; Morr nniTes turn, rnd tuf&SEEfpairing. H. K. Teachman so
 Broa<s St.. Plainville. Conn. Phone 15-S:
 4FsgrsF. .ss 210-3dx
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10
se@W

A by the Rev. Samuel q Eiskc, nastpr of the church. as Su~ r1nten- dert of School B. K. Showaltcr is in ol4o and is not expected home for a few days. Mir. Fisko will have as hls topic 'SanCtity of prosperity as the logical inference from the sanctity of life" The lecture attempts to prove that sacredncss in prosperity comes from sacredness in, life.
 Many attended the lecture given in Hartford by Newell Dwight Hillis last Thursday and will attend tonight to hear another of his lectures al- though it is not delivered by Mr. Hills in person. The next of the. serlp& will Do given tn. t'e town +en Febru-ff ary 24 and the speaRer will have as his subject "Why there is no excuse for poverty in United States" The lee lures are being held in 10 different cities throughout Connecticut includ- ing New Haven. Winsted. Walling- ford. Middletown. Colchester. Wnl- mantle. New London. Milford. Dan bury and Berlin.
 Kensington Improvements.
 Since the action of the Worthing- ton Fire district. the proposed water bill in the legislature aud the O. operation of the kensingten Fire dis
  there has been much talk about need cd improvements In tkensington Many will recall tho days when there were no street lights fin Kensington and how. through the action of Rev ]. c. Brennan they were at last ob- taincd. From what can be ascer- tained 1t seems that the America n Paper Goods company also did q great deal in helping the town se- cure the lights. It is also. II hder- stood that the people who live on tho; streets where the lights are must pay about s10Fa year or more to help in their. upkeep.
 A prominent Kepsington 4 citizen was approached.. .this~ morning and asked about .theA sidewalk question. Tn reply he. stated that he thought that the people may need sidewalks hut unlesst there are lights at night
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
 Fro OBTAIN INCREASE
Ciary Committee MayyGiVe |GflSVold and Lewis $500 a Year
FISKE WILL GIVE LECTURE

yfIie eiIavc hs His Topic "Sanetity of Prosperity as the Logical Inference from sanctity of IIfc"-Beriln Items.
 There will be n hearing before the Judiciary Committee in Hartford next |neaday in regards to tho proposed creaae in pay for the judge and the rosecutinR attorney of the town of oriin. A bill@has been introduced into re house calling for $250 increase both offices Representative Fancis DemlnEt has been called to is meotinE and IL ist expetted that win be acted upon favorably. If tho bilI does pHns It will mean nt both Judge George dfiswo old and psocuting Attorney Charles r. Lewis th have their present salaries of SO A year increased to $500. v,
 Third Hillis Lecture
 The third of series of Newell rirht Hillis' Better America Lee 'cs'' will be given in the Berlin Con-
 Rationar church thls~ evening at
 70 o'clock. The lecture will bo pre-.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10

tite. At times I could hardly do rarshousework. doctor built did not help saw Ivnia E. Pinlh1 advertised Tn newspaper and took 1t with good IT do my houseWork recommend your medicine to publish my testimonial" CHESTER A. BALlsi
 An Illinois woman relates her experienC( Bloomington, Ill.-"I was never very strong or so weak had no interest in my housework. Ih hn' not cook a meal or sweepsa room without ragiuK back with alcohol sometimes eased the pain for a it. heard of Lydia E. R4kham's Vegetable Conn have made me as stroaGSand healthy as any wom it for my health. "-Mfs. J. A. MCQUITTY, 610 w.
 The conditions described by Mrs. ,Cassen Mrs. appeal to may women who struggle on with theiG dtions-in fact, it Is said that the tragedy in the M beyond belief. Day in and day out they slave in 1T -nnd beside the daily routine of homework, o1 selves and for their children work in their ga7. from those awful bearing down pains, back che, blues, and troubles which sap the very foundation1 time when nature gives out and an operation ~ women would only profit by the experience of theoG Der that Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compoun6s for such condi tons it may them years of sufl There is hardly a neighborhood in any town or n wherein some woman does not reside who has beeM1 famous medicine. Therefore ask your neighbor, many cases that at some time or other she too, haG andwill recommend it to you. For more than forty and herb medicine hasbeen restoring suff erip1f
 Lydia E. PiDkham's Private Text-I3SN1y liar to Women" will be sent to youLf to The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicirla N9O..kN This book contains valuable information
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10

no one will be able to walk on.>them. 4 new lighting system was. recenHy established in Berlin which has grea-tt ly aided in illuminating the town at. night At the last meeting of the Warrington Fire district 1t was vot- ed to put in twelve new lights, thus Ewing this part Of Berlin one of the best town lighting systems in the. state. t '
 It was thought that the fsectior1 Of the Worthington district might . arouse interest in the KensiE6ton dis tfict that this section q fbe town could also share the neItefits of the Enew lighting system. APtther auesA ton of importance. the otftcome of which will be awaited with interest is the much discussed water bill. This. with the water gauge under the railroad bridge, will he brought be- fore the session in Hartford some time in March.
 Prize Winners at Whist.
 The following were the prize win ners at the T. A. B. whist held in Kensington last evening". First lady's, Mary McGee: second 1ady's. Savina O'Connell The firste-4gentleman' prize was won by .ThdsHtasy Malarneyr and the second by J&6Fztifana. 'Negn week the committed 1T charge wHf award cut glass to ts!$yWinners.
 Mems ClassrNVSJi,e ,+s mas',ns Tssrs ~9S oe ,ba l"5s s,sof as sss ths ths esnln esmmunfp ais S fes.sh ssshihr <. At this meeting the members of the older boys class we're entertained and from all appearancesfheya as, we'll . ns the men were amused with the chalk talk sketches giyan by. Al Malmgren of New Britain. MT yMaim- gren drew several humorous sketches of prominent men about the town several of whom were at the meeting. Following the entertainment refresh- monts wSrc seyeth afT
 Ex-scrvi6o sinnsto Meet
 Commander Alfred Ambrose Bar rett, of Bolton -Kasfca post. American Legion. has called a meeting of all of the ex-service men of the town to be held in the T. A. B. hall in KensinEton tonight The meeting has been called for o'clock and all service men in the town whether members of the locaiF post or not are asked to attend. MT Barrett is trying to revive interest in the American Legion and would like to make the Bolton asica post one, of the most active in Connecticut
 .a valentine Day m SCHOOLS
 Most, or the school children have planned flor observance of Lircoln's birthday and1of valentines next Mon. day. As Lncolnis birthday falls on Saturday this year, special exercises will be held in the schools on Friday of this week. The children throughout the town have purchased Valentines to exchange in school next Monday.
 . Berlin Bits
 Cyril Curtin of New Britain will give n dance. in Grange hall this eve ning..O Brien's orchestra, also from ewsBritain twill furnish the music.
 Roy scouts. Troop No. of Berlin withhold n weekly meeting ip the Ser lin CongregationaI churchs Apn1orroW | night at 73o o'clock. sfs Y { The Girl Scout Troop of Kensington VIII not meet this week as had pre- viously been planned Nss s4
 The second team of the Worthl7E- I .on Athletic Association will pla@ the IEsfeTss of New Britain in thdstcFn hall tonight.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10
Time To Make Your Spring Dresses

Materials teri your the many q ter you easily make it yourself
 AT 35S SOGo Less than a 4lsrt while it the Spring Dress Fabrics
 Ready sponEcd and strunk Serge. Mems all wool. PTfhstIy's best. SC nche French Dress Serge nlF pL sro'ged and shrun k 56 a st.40 a yard. N
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10
<'OlJ,I'.

Take .H -HONEY
 sore and tnning A1 ' . throat.
 Apply ER SALVE
 allay fe nation 2 ton. Ih
 HAYES inside she the actiol1 :. x r FRAT E
 pores of h osr r0~A
 nation ap Just ask tie of QH HONEY
 of GRQ $ALVE
 cost of kk is S5c.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10
Boston P

Boston N Try to
 Boston. ment-mak caused thu They were passage to has been and five those hean| || ; the stree6 there was W none, one found to an added him.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-25
GRAND JURY REPORT.

The Grand Jury made final report
on Tuesday night of the Second
week. Pressure OF other matter
stands 10 way of publishing same in
full. They reported that they had
examined 178 witness and returned
81 true bills aud referred A matters
back to Justice court. They recon-
mended the construction OF more
cells in the county Jail; the installa-
ton of better toilet and sewer sys-
tenn in both court house and Jail. In
the Jail the toilet to be so arranged
that it will not be as it is now that
tho prisoners OF different sex have
to use them in one another's pres
ence. They suggested that the peo-
pie give full cooperation to officers
in fighting the liquor evil to keep
the sale and manufacture OF intoxi-
eating liquor from increasing. and
make the present condition improve.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-25
Take Mellita Balm
for Coughs and Colds
ADVERTISEMENT ss.

Several weeks ago we appeared a
notice stating that New Serial
would soon be announced to run in
the Herald. Since that time the
ready-print house who furnishes US
with such feature, has given the IN
formation that the Condensed Flc-
tlon' feature can be run indefinitely
When we made the above announce
ment, they had just written US that
the CONDENSED Fiction series would
soon exhaust. AS it's an excellent
feature and we have not room to run
both, we shall continue 1T for the
present and look into the matter OF
a suitable serial later on.
For Coughs and Colds
81 9 take MELLITA BALM.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-25
A good remedy for Coughs
and Colds is Mellita Balm.
IAdvertisementl

Tbos. Allen, Col, was brought to
Jail Sunday by A. H. Harrison, mag
istrate from Nicely, who had arrest
ed him the night before while in the
act of running off shiny charge at
a big Still in the Jack Breland reed
brake about two miles East of Viii
son station There was another dar-
key with him but he escaped. Next
morning Albert returned to the
scene and found the latter's pistol
lying on the ground. Allen was
promptly indicted by the grand jury
aud plead guilty under charge OF
Mfg. Intox. liquors and was given a
sentence at this term OF the court.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-25
New. Advertisements.
NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
BANK OF McLAIN. McLAIN. MISS,
The Annual Stockholders Meeting OF the
Bank OF McIain of McI.ain. Miss. will be
held in the Office of the Bank of McLain on the
End Monday 9th. day Of January 1922
at 10 o'clock Am. for the purpose OF eleeting
Board of Directors and for the transacting Of
any other business that may come before the
body.
Signed O. Ii. BOWEN, Cnshler'
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State OF Mississippi
To William Reed, Defendant, whose last
known postoficc address was Vinegar Bend,
Alabama.
You are commanded to appear before the
chancery Court Of Greene county In said
state on the
End Monday OF january A. D. 1922
then and there to plead answer or demnr to
the bin of COMPLAINT OF Viola Reed tbll for
divorced wherein YOU are defendant.
This sist dag Of November A. D. 1921.
i2-16 d. COCHRAN Chan. Clerk.
(chn. CT. Seal Currie Il Currie. Sol, for Compl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-25

The jury in the Ann Knight (col. }
murder case, returned verdict of
Guilty as charged" carrying with
1T the death penalty.
Sentences passed on both her and
the Co. murderer, Will Grey, to
hang on Friday JAW ID, 1921.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-25
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
JURY TRIALS.

Joe Dixon, Petit larceny 10Th.
day ] and V guilty sentence $50 and
80 DAYS.
Willie Williams, forgery. 2 years
in pen.
Robert jackson, alias FL. D Flynn.
Col. A aud B withInt to Il and NJ 3D.
day ] and v guilty; 9th day SEN
tence 10 years in pen.
Will Morris. Mnfg intox liquor.
10th day J and Vigpllsg, ? srs, IN pen
Hard Mcleod. Murder, 18th day Jul
|rv close 9th day verdict guilty. dis,
agree as to punishment.