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New Britain herald., 1921-09-08

take it. You may publish these facts as a testimonial."- Mrs. LOUISE SroLL, 500 w. York St., Phila., Pa.
 It is not natural for women to suffer as did Mrs. Stoll, and in nine cases out of ten it is caused by some displacement or derangement of the system which Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound overcomes, because it acts as a natural restorative.
 Every woman who is subject to cramps, headaches, nervous spells, backache or those dreadful bearing down pains should profit by Mrs. Stoll's experience and give Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound trial, and if there ia any complication write to Lydia F.. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass, ahont har health
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08

unquestionably had the brains to dc their job we'll but some place along | the line the heart had been lost out of the work"
 He told Of his efforts to develop a welfare department in tho postal ser vice. sad they had found in Leo K Frankel tho best man ir the country for that job and this welfare work was not m any sense in lieu of wages.
 He predicted that this was aa "cer- tain of bringing a consequential inn provement in tha service as tomor- rows sum-"
 But, ho pointed out, you can't ex- peet men and women to give service if they are to be the shuttlecocks of politics. Ho hoped to contribute 8 little to the end that the postal ser vice be made a more desira bio career into which the young could enter with certainty that that service would be performed, under reasonable condi- tiona for a reasonable wage and for an appTeciative people.
 Summarizing his purposes, ha said they were that tho merit system shall control to assure a square deal, to strengthen and broaden the postal ser vice and put it upon a purely business basis so sound and serviceabla that no political party would ever again dare to ignore or evade it.
 Another accomplishment of the ad- minlstration, he mentioned. was the budget commission and the saving of over S125,0OO,000 in the current year.
 He pointed also to the aid the ad- ministration has given to the farmers by providing additional working capi- tai for farm loan bar-Is with a reduc Rf,N ,6 tn the provision ot $50o.O00,o0O to tha war finance corporation to ba used by bankers and dealers to carry farm commodities
 Mir Hays asserted that the most inn portant one thing in process of ad- lustment was taxation. He said there must and of course will be, refund ing of the entire war debt and it must be spread over a great number of years He added: Taxes which kill initiative must and will he repealed and steps are being taken ar rapidly as possible to that end" While the method of raising revenue can prob ably not be fundamentally changed. ho said. the idea was to readjust that method of providing newer and lower rates. with the repeal of abortive fea- lures, s;.ch as the excess profit tax.
 Definite steps were being taken 10 adjust and evidence the amounts due this country from other countries. He declared that the country could not go on indefinitely during peace time with either tho form or the degree of taxation which was originally devised to meet the war. This would be intol- erable.
 "I believe wa should change our system of taxation so as no longer to put such a handicap on saving such as the present system does" he said. our present system of taxation de- stroyl the incentive to save. Tha present excessive income tay has in- troduccd Q differential Of anywhere from per cent. to so per cent. work ing against tho man who ii trying 10 accun.llate a competence. This must not he. II should be the business of
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08
NEW INSTRUCTOR
Charles Vibberts Succeeds John A. Bcrtini as Assistant Physical Direc- tor in Y. NJ. C. A. Affairs.

Charles Vibberts. son of D. L. Vib- berts, assumed his ncw duties yester- day as successor to John A. Bertini. as assistant physical director of the Y. M. c. A. under the supervision of Physical Director Joseph Bergstrom. MT. Vibberts has been active in ath- letics and sports all his life. He play ed halfback and fullback on the high school football team for three years prior to hia graduation and waa cap tain in 1919. He played for two yea -s on the high school basketball team. He has been attending Y M. c. A.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08
Kwangtung-kwangsi War
 In China is Now Passed

Canton, Aug. 5, (Delayed) The war between kwangtung ana Kwangsi has seemingly terminated with the fall of Manning on JuI5' 22-just a month after the begin ming of hostilities-when Lu Yung Ting, the foremost of southern mili- tarists, made his official exit from the province which he had dominat- ed for ten years.
 Gen. Lu was one time inspector
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08

general of the two Kwang provinces and a constitutionalist leader when cpnstitutionalism was popular in the
 'outhweSt.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08
SUFFERED
 SIX YEARS
Mrs. Stoll Tells Wo m e n How She Found Relief
 From Pain

Philadelphia, Par suffered for six years with pain every month, had vom-
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08

training camps for the past seven years and was camp physical director at Camp Hagen, at Chester this past summer. He will have charge of the boys athletic program. The gym nasiurl is open now for men. It will open for boys September 16 and classes will begin October 8.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08

lung spells the nrSt two days, and was unfit to do my work.
 1 read in your little book about Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vege- table Compound and
 took the medicine with satisfactory results. lam a mid wife and recommend the Vegetable Com pound to my friends and my daughters
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08
Another Typhoid Case
 In City Is Reported

One new case of typhoid was re-. ported today to the health board, bringing the total number since the recent outbreak, to eight cases. One patient died yesterday, leaving seven cases under observation by the board.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-08

New York. Sept. Slave you n pair of twins in your home? Well. no matter. The charming frocks de- signed by William Fels Go. for twins. and shown at the children's fashion show. may be just as effectively worn by a favorito child destined to single blessedness"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15
DESDE MAFAGUEZ

III a [
Sc eelebr0 una reunion de los miem
bros de la Sociedad Protectora del
Asilo de Pobres pues Sc trata de dar-
Il gran auge a la aItruista Asocia-
ci0n.
Los distinguidos esposos Guzman
Rodriguez Y Rodriguez. regresaron de
Goan1o, en-, donde pasaron una cor,
ia temporada.
al entierro de la que fuet distin-
ghida DANA, Della NJ. yiuda de Biag-
81, concurri6 nutrida representation
del yeeindario. Paz a sus restos V
iipestro mas senido pesame a sus
deudos. .-i
Adelantan rapida eficientemen-
te los trabajos del asfaltado de las
GALES de la ciudad en- ellos Sc ocu-
pan alreededor de $50 personas. La
mejora es dc. suma conveniencia e i'm
portancia para la ciudad es una
nota de APPLAUSE para Ia nueva admi-
nistraci6n municipal que trata de me-
brar en- 10 possible las condolences de
la poblaci6n.
-El policia valdespino, de cuyo in
cidente con su jefe Immediate Sc in
form6 oportunamspte y Sc investiga
en- Yauco, continda suspense de en-
pleo y sueldo.
Continia la justa persecution
contra las casas de mala falna Y el je-
fe de distrito, Sr. Martinez ha pre-
sentado tiltimamente diversas denun-
cias que estdn sometidas a la con-
sitleraci6n del juez municipal.
EN- el Asilo de Pobres, hay ahora
1Q2 personas, de elias o. alienados.
Algnnos campesinos han sido con
quistados aquf, para il al Hawai- en-
la Ultima remesa que sali6 por Ponce.
Sc cnentans algurios mayagtiezanos.
FL yispto sigue; sopIando NAL pa
ra los scoseeheros, de cafe, Y mas dc
una cpsecha exfgua, de contipuar las
llnyias en- la alutra, sers mucho mas
lilpitada la production. Sc, espcra
que los, ofreeimientos del nueevo Co
bernador para ayudar el cafe de ITO.
Rico, Sc conyirtiera en- hechos v hay
curiosidad para conocer los. medios
que va a eemplear para clio.
C0RRESPONs1L.
Agosto IS, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15
LA VIDA EN- slARRUEcos
ABtig,tas coStaabfeS-Una ccfemoli0
sHpcios.--El "Cadt' CT cordp.
Continuation dc la pdg. p

g. . 7
continuation dc la pdg y
biGll numerosas precaucioRes y viyilsi
scasi apartado dc la soeiedad. Pasa
dos estos dfas, despu6s de una &c
remonia dc purificacion, los esposos
p0dran volyer "a su nida normal.
atMallbuba,', es la primera esposa de
.'Iialnido''. duien la ley coraiica
alitoriza Il tener hasta cuatro y Guam
tass esclayas coneubinas puetla man
tener, y. ailnqua nuestro amigo nos
asegnra que quiese, sesuir en esto
nuestras costumbrcs y no tener mas
que una espoSa, nosOtros sentimos
cierta duda sobre la firmeza de estos
hrenos prop6sitos. 81 un dia llega a
cansarse de. Ia one hoy es: su muier
y no qulere. faltat u, su palabra, pue-
de repudiar Il .espcil que heE to-
moa con solo repetir per tres veces
una formula s;lciamensal. 81 el re
pudio llega a ser Elective. No podrfa
reunirse de nueve con "Mahbuba',
mis- que 81 esta habia contrafdo nue.
W matrimonio y. ,:fectuado un sesun-
do diyorcic.
Desde hoy, "Mallbubaa solo, pensari
en- DIR un hijo varon, a s,l esposo
isuprema felieidad de la familia ara
be. III coran ha destcrrado una an
tigua barbara costun1brc, en- virtud
De .la crial, has ilembras cran casi
siempre enterradas viysls, apenas ha-
bfan nacido. Como residue, sin duda,
de esta costlimbre salvaje, el naci-
miento de una nina causa por regla
general un fverdadero pesar en- las
familias mahometanas.
". FENEcH.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15
vIsITANDo AL GoBERNADoR

I'll sehor f. Dominique de Maya
giiez, que regreso el microbes de los
estates Unidos,, yisit5 el viernes y
sabado al Gobernador Mont Reilly,
quedando muy complacilo de su en-
treYista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15
FELIPE BLANcQ sERA
AScENDIDO

Con motiyo de la renuncia del Capt
tan Francisco Schettini, de Ia poll
Ella insular, para ocupar esta- plaza
hace ndmero el jefe de distrito de la
policia de Cayey, don Felipe Blaneo,
quien tiene i'm cxcelente record en- cl
cuerRo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15
EsTA MEJOR

Continia mejorando en- ei Hospital
Municipal el Dir. Victor Gutierrez Or
tiz, Comisionado de Sandal Munich
pal J Beneicencia. duien ha venido
guardandos CANA desde hace yarios
dIas en- dicho establecimiento..
Hacemos votos pcr a restablecimien
e asl amigo enlssmOs ! asfnliMgl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15

de rgor los tempos presentes las Casas de Cos
debdamene organZadas, CorpOracones Organza-
clones todo Establecnento tenga ben cia
mentadO presgio mund0 de los negOcos, necesas
guardian bros de coabiIad docunentos negccabls
P6lzas seguro cuaQuera vaores de portacia,
en- una Gaia Seguridad de Acro que presto absouas
rantias. III
Con los ecuentes incendios cue vienen sucedendo a
Coznpaias de SECURES IA necesdad de hRS
conocieno de AseguEad0 cue gaTantzaran e pa
60 de sus respcctivas P6as que estas esen dep
da1act dcposadas GAIA de Acero de la mej0r
dad as msrno el GObierno medic de Ley har rs
igual exigcnca las Corporacoes respecc sus bre
de Contabilidad. An.bzs 4
Iguna Gaia mas aprop6sto cuberto cuals
qier de esta naturaeza de accdentes
como GAIA DE ACERO de la famosa SECURTYsaq
de que nicos distribuidores las Antas
Caas Gle Acero que esan fabradas de acueEdo a
dos equermenos indspensabes absolua as,
rantfa desde ell temple del material hasa ajuse inde
tructbe estan de tai diyidda elias puede
deposarse esde simple carta de negocos hasta e bro
ell d0cumentO de impOrtancia. Los cuatrO gra
dos aduntos dan idea clara precsa de 10
tras CAJAS "SECURITY, impOra POGO Ell tamano que
desee amen de que el Comprador puede socar los
ainnfoc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15
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pasado maiiaIla en- csa capitaisib3rde-
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15
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pasane a Sai4t aaJS2sA4hys JSs4Eyys A ~. y
cup aaa441 slaaa41s g. a. fHH faH8Siai ss sani-
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quo prensistas assil!maf oapipsGHl,2allhRp H plsido l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15

PUDE SRVRSE forma deseada para neeedades
pruaes naqueles comparduras todas aubles puede
dc los obos reacionan graado de la GAIA
No 80 fabroa solamen fora enca para depostar il
bros pequeo lave ohjetos de valo Sns
dmnsones xteriores COLA pulgadas de ao 1884 de aneh
90 "a de fondo. - Peso, 420 Ibras 49,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-15
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tado el jefe Felipe Blaneo, irrebro-
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sular de Italia en- PoncI11sai11 .oa9
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liza en cl campo desde hace variosuEas
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neando. todo el mobiiaFssaiGk. ssistc..
fua cons,aa17oF esG9abegEa 8ohfzaento.
Ma sobaTaHq ,sQiq oshes3iallfa una
reunion tQp4asuQ Qd .aaaslISG Ef1federa-
y teeE45s81h e45s81 aa9otFa lab tsaJdsIaac aasR1de las
fiestas que celebrarln EaaIreso@on
motive del ssgop sEQo oIsab&3@ssa
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ba fallecido .79heIBA deb4iee dSos Ia
veci.ptR saiasMg 4Hgtezat&fldo a
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Isaps a4d9s ts2atoitdia ia ae nEi sa 7RetHssHW Ell
extinto o;9asab 9s Sup oiauaS Isf6f
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27
Prices Have Tumbled.

An ocular demonstration Of the fact
that prices have tumbled during the
past year is given by the Snodgrass
Food Company in their show windows
this week. On one side is shown the
amount of groceries that could be pur-
chased on July 22. 1920, for $3.50,
and ON the other side is display show
ing what could be purchased July %,
1921, for the same sum.
The first exhibit contains 100 pounds
of sugar, 100 pounds of flour, and 100
pounds Of potatoes; total for the three
items, S3l.50. The second exhibit con-
tains the sugar, flour and spuds, and
in addition, five pounds of coffee. a
gallon of peaches, one caddy Of crack
ers, twenty-five pounds of prunes, one
package of rolled oats, pork and beans.
a dozen cans each Of corn. tomatoes
and string beans, eight pounds imita-
tion lard, a glass Of jam, twelve cans
of milk, four cans Of meats, cream of
wheat, post toasties, dozen lemons
and a dozen oranges, all for the same
price as the above list. $3.50.
1t is one of the most convincing
demonstrations of the difference in the
range of prices that could be given
La Junta Tribune
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27
lBLOOMER GIRLS HERE
Record Crowd See Home Team Make
Girls Earn Their Salary.

Lamar turned out a record crowd oil
Tuesday afternoon to see the Bloomer
Girls play ball against our league
team. The girls were probably as
good an aggregation of girl ball play
ers as you could find in the country
and they demonstrated one thing be-
yond doubt to the spectators-that so
far as base ball is concerned there is
no equality of sexes.
The girls had succeeded in holding
team made up from Las Animas and
Fort Lyon teams of the league to a
Z to score on Monday, the leaguers
have the big end of the score, and 1t
was thought they might play our team
at least an interesting game. How
ever, they could do nothing at all with
Gregg's delivery and the two or three
scattering hits they got in the six in
nings played did not enable them to
even threaten u score. On the other
hand while Miss Becker at times show
ed some clever work in getting out of
bad situations, her pitching seemed to
be just what our boys were looking
for and in the five and fraction in
nings they made ten runs. AS the
Bloomer girls were getting the big
end of the gate money the boys
thought they would let them earn it,
and kept them chasing the ball all
over the lot. 1t was good exercise
but the girls seemed relieved when
Mr.. j. Pluvius opened up his water
wagon and started the downpour that
put an end to the game. To the credit
of the visiting team it can be said that
in spite Of the hard work they played
conscientious game and made few
errors. They fielded their positions
fairly well and more errors were made
by the men members OF the team than
by the girls.
AS q novelty it was good show
and worth all it cost, but as an exhibi-
tion Of the great national game you
can stop on lots Of corner lots and
see the kids put up as good without
any admission charge. II they won
l2l games last year as they claim
they must have carried some sweller
lockers than they have along this sea
son. and kidded the boys out Of the
games.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27
FILLS COMPLETED
Road Now Filled In on Both Sides of
the Bridge.

The work of filling in the road across
the old river channel south OF the riv-
er bridge was completed last Satur-
day and road now runs straight TO the
bridge. The work was delayed sew
eral days by the second rise in the
river but was ready for use last Sat
urday evening. The work of dredg-
ing the Vista del Rio drainage canal
is now approaching the road on the
north side and the cut through the
road will be made in time SO that all
the cement work of replacing the drive
way north can be done at the same
time. The state highway commission
has not announced just what its in
tentions with regard to permanent
work on the river and bridge are, but
something will have to be done to hold
the river somewhere within its present
banks or any bridge constructed or
road work done is merely a temporary
affair.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27
WHEAT HARVEST
Worst Delayed of Any Crop Season
Ever Known in Valley.

Wheat harvest delayed for weeks is
report coming from all sections of not
only the irrigated region but the dry
lands as well. The reports are even
more frequent from Baca county than
from Prowers All through the Fort
Lyon canal farming country there are
immense acreages of wheat that can
not even be cut owing to the continu-
ed rains. The crop is big one and
the quality is fine. Wherever the
threshing machines have been able to
work the returns are coming in show
ing a heavy yield running from 40 to
above 60 bushels per acre. The fact
that it is all testing out much above
60 pounds in weight is ample evidence
that the quality is fine Never before
in this section, however, has there been
so many weeks delay in the harvest
and for this reason there are few COM
plete returns that can be given as yet
on the crop. A hot day such as usual
ly dries out field so it can be work
ed, now only brings another rain to
increase the mud. A number of big
fields of corn are looking fine but they
can not be cultivated on account of the
mud. Some situation that for farms
in a dry Land region.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27
New York Worlds Financial Editor
Praises Administration.

S. s. Fontaine, financial editor of
the democratic New York World, In
discussing the business outlook, In
recent article, says in conclusion:
"And everybody with an open. mind
and a clear eye knows that the forces
of order and progress are beginning
to foregather. All the news that is
coming out of Washington is construc-
tive and reassuring. The shackles Of
business are shortly to be stricken off
and it is to be given free hand to
set its house in order. Tax revision
that will revive the tired sinews OF
burden-bowed enterprise is coming as
sure as the harvest moon. The rail-
ways are going to get the cash they
need to buy new equipment and TO
put themselves back into the same
physical shape they were before gov
ernment sponsorship laid its wither-
ing hand on their vitals; labor is COM
ing back to a common sense view of
what it owes the public and its en-
ployer is beginning to understand and
appreciate what he owes labor, and
when the whole country realizes that
an honest days work is worth an
honest days pay and an honest day.
pay is entitled to an honest days work
the almighty dollar will come back IN
to its own.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-27
HEALTH FIRST
The Child Welfare Conferences

Much interest has been manifested
in the Child Welfare Conferences
which have been held in the county.
The mothers express appreciation OF
this splendid opportunity to have q
thorough examination of their little
folks. II is interesting to note that
not few of the fathers have taken
the time to come to the conference
even though it is in the midst of the
busy season of the year. 1t is well
known fact that summer heat brings
the highest death rate of the year
among children. To know that the
house hold darling is in the best pos
sible shape to keep well during this
danger period is very comforting to
parents.
Conferences have been held in Holly,
Wiley, and Dry Creek and l45 children
have been examined. Though on the
whole the health condition was good.
quite list of defects have been found
hernia, spinal curvature, adhesions,
phimosis, skin eruptions, enlarged ton
sils, adnoids, abnormal fat, malnutri-
tion. defective dentition, deformaties,
conjunctivitis. These troubles should
all receive immediate attention in or
der that the child may grow strong
and we'll With the babies of today in
good physical condition, the school
children of tomorrow will have better
physical and mental development; the
men and women of the next generation
will be better fit for the worlds work.
Let's live for tomorrow as well as for
today.