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New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
, House Ways and Means Committee Also Votes to Bring Fire and Marine on Same Basis as Life Insurance.
Volstead Appears As Cham pion of Bill Giving Dry Agents Right to Search Property, Including Autos.

Washington, Aug. 19.-Elimination of taxes on proprietary medicines was agreed upon today by the house ways and means committee which ap- proved more than 60 changes in the republican tax bill.
 Subsequently the majority members of the committee voted to reduce the tax on cereal beverages from the proposed six cents a gallon to four cents and to bring fire and marine insurance companies under the 12 1-2 per cent corporation income tax on the same basis as life insurance com panies.
 $75,O0O.OO0, for Roads.
 By a vote of 28 to 22 the senate today adopted an amendment to the federal aid road bill reducing from $100, 100000 to $75,OO0.OO0 the amount available for construction in the next year.
 There were conflicting reports as to the possibility of agreement on the anti-beer bill when senate and house conferees took up their work again today behind closed doors.
 Volstead in Action.
 Representative Volstead, leader o1 the house managers, was said to be agreeable to a compromise on the Stanley proposal but unalterably op- posed to it's acceptance as whole and determined to fight the require ment of warrants to search other property than homes, including auto mobiles. &
 Opposition in the senate to rejec. tiop or material amendment of the Stanley amendment made it doubtful members said whether any anti-beel legjslatipn could be passed until fall
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Fish Boat Sinks
 Without Warning

Rockland. Me-. Aug. 19.-Five men barely had time to scramble onto the wharf early today when the fishing sloop Minerva sank at her dock with out warning. Captain Charles Jordan said that when he and the other four men were aroused shortly before day. light there was four feet of water over the stern and it was pouring into the forecastle.
 The Minerva had 5000 pounds of fresh fish aboard. The cause of the sinking Is not known.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
U g. SENATOR. CABINET OFFICER AND GOVERNOR WILL BE AT WARD OUTING
Third Warders Arranging For SheepBake at Lake Com
 bounce on September 10-7O0 Expected to Attend.

will prove no exception to the rule of Speakers of national reputation. . Chairman H, B. Irwin fthe republican town committee, announces that in ad- dition to Governor E. J. Lake, the speakers program will include at least one cabinet officer and a United States senator. <
 E. w. Christ, president of the Third Ward Republican club, is in charge of the outing arrangements and it is ex- pected that between GOO and 700 prom inent republicans from all over the state will be in attendance.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19

Politics.. which have been moro or less, dormant, locally. since the presi- dential campaign, is due for brilliant flare-up when the Third Ward Republi- can club holds it's annual outing and sheep-bake at Lake Compounce on September 10.
 Preliminary arrangements have been made for this affair. which is, annually. one of the big G: o. F. events of the state On one previous occasion sena- tor, now president. Warren G. Harding of Ohio, was the speaker and this year
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
ELECTED PRESIDENT.
The Rev. Paul Dwight Moody Now
 Heads Middlebury College.

Middlebury, Vt, Aug. 19.-The Rev. Paul Dwight Moody, youngest son of tine late Dwight L. Moody, the evan gelist, today was elected president of Niddlebury college. He succeeds President John M. Thomas, who re- signed after 1 3 years to become presi- dent of Pennsylvania state college.
 The new president is former asso- ciate pastor of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian church in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
AMERICANS RUSHING
 HELP FOR RUSSIANS
Hoover Reaches Relief Agreement
 With SoYietS
QUAKERS ARE TO ASSIST
Reds Will Permit Philadelphia Friends to Send Unlimited Number of Relief Workers Into Coun- try.

Washington, Aug. 19.-Prepara- tions for food relief in Russia are being rushed by the American relief administration commerce department officials said today. Shipments from New York will start at the earliest possible moment. Details of the ar rangement have not been received, officials said.
 Agreement Reached.
 Riga, Aug. 19, (By Associated Press) The announcement In Wash ington of Herbert Hoover, as head of the American relief administration that an agreement concerning Amer ican relief among the famine ,suf- ferers of soviet Russia, is interpreted here as meaning that MT. Hoover has accepted the latest compromise of the soviets on the disputed points. No word from MT. Hoover, however, had been received by MT. Brown up to the time set for his meeting this morning with MT. Litvinoff. The Novyo Put said this morning that, regardless of the nature of MT. Hoov- CTS communication MT, Litvinof would be compelled to go to Reval, Esthonia, today. MT. Litvinoff's sec- retary, however, said that his chief would not leave Riga today.
 Philadelphia, Aug. 19.-American Quakers will be permitted by the so- viet government to send an unlimited number of workers into Russia to give relief to the millions of needy in that country. The American Friends Service committee was noti- fled of this decision in cablegram received today from Arthur Watts it's representative in Moscow.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
WHERE IS BERGDOLL?
Swiss American Agents Report Inabil- ity to Locate Draft Dodger; May Have Used Assumed Name.

Berne, Aug. 19.-Agents of the American legation here and the Swiss police have been unable to locate Grover .Bergdoll the American draft evader who was reported to have fled to Switzerland from Germany. The police have established that if Bergdoll actually did cross the Swiss frontier he must have done so clan destinely and under an assumed name.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
MUT1NY QUE1LED.
Captain of Ship Has s2 of His Crew
 Arrested.

Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 19.-An in- cipient mutiny on board the Peruvian government steamship Iqiuitos was queued yesterday when 32 members of the crew were arrested by city po- lice on warrants sworn /o.t by the sn1p's captain charging them with in- Subordination. The men contended their wages were overdue and refused to work until paid.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT
Waterville, N. Y., Woman Runs Down
 Little Child in Ansonia-Driver Held Pending Investigation.

Ansonia, Aug. 19.-An automobile fatality occurred here last evening when an automobile driven by Mrs. Annie B. Girard Hammond of Water vile, N. r., struck and fatally in- jured Irene Gheatak of Cornell street. The child died within a few minutes Her neck was broken when the front wheels of the car passed over her. The driver Of the car was held under $1,000 bonds for her appearance in city court. Coroner Phelan will con- duct the inquest this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Jitneur's Case Further
 Is Continued in Court

The adjourned case of Edward Hein charged with violation of the jitney law, was continued until next Tuesday morning by Judge B. w .Alling in po lice court today. Prosecuting Attor ney J. G. Woods has disqualified him. self in the case, he having represented Hein employer when he petitioned the P U. C. for a route to Chanman street. Judge B. F. Gaffney represents Hein.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Russian and German
 Opera to Be Revived

Chicago, Aug. 19.-Grand opera ;n Russian, with a Russian cast, will be introduced to Chicago next winter, George M. Spangler, Mary Gardens business manager announced today. Mir. Spang1er also announced the re- vival of German operas next fall.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
THE WEATHER.

Hartford, Aug. 19-Forccast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight, Saturday increasing cloudiness, probably showers by afternoon or night.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
MILK THIEvEs ABouT.

Andrew Trufian of 225 Hartford avenue, milk dealer, complained to tho police this morning that seven bot ties of milk had been stolen from him on Erwin Place this morning.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
WOMEN AND MEN IN
 MASS. S.LYNCHINGM MOB
Second Unsuccessful Attempt to AYenge Assault of White Woman
 BARNSTABLE, MASS, EXCITED
25 Automobile Loads of People At tempt to Storm Jail = Sheriff's s Threat to Shoot Keeps Crowd at Bay.

Barnstable, Mass, Aug. 19.-A mob of nearly 200 men and women carry ing ropes, early today stormed the To- cal jail threatening to lynch three Cape Verde Island negroe prisoners. charged with highway robbery and criminal assault on a young white woman at Buzzards Bay.
 Second Attempt Fails.
 This was the second early morning threat of violence against one of the negroes, a crowd having attempted yesterday to get John Dies from the Wareham lookup. He was brought to the jail here after the Wareham police dispersed the crowd by firing over their heads.
 Women in Party.
 At 2:30 this morning 25 automo- piles, whose occupants included wo- men as well as men, drove up to the local jail. Others came on foot and together they marched on the jail en- trance. They demanded the three negroes, John Dies, Benjamin Gomez and Joseph Andrews, from Sheriff Irving L. Rosenthal.
 Threaten to Shoot.
 There we're shouts of lets get then, as the mob approached the brick structure, but when the jail de- lenders. five men in all, fired in the air, the crowd came to halt. Chief Warden James Roland warned the mob back, shouting that at the first attempt to attack the jail they would "be shot down like rats.'' The warn ing has it's effect but the crowd re-
 (Continued on Seventeenth Page.)
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19

REPORTS CAR STOLEN.
 Angelo Buchieri of 96 Winter street, reported to the police this morning that his garage was entered last night and an auto truck was stolen
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
HAD NO LICENSE,

f1AD NO LICENSE.
 Louis Fosseti was arrested today by Traffic Supervisor Clarence Lanpher, with violation of the city or dinance, and having no operat- or's license with him.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19

CONNOLLY BACK AT WORK.
 Probation Officer Edward c. Connol- ly resumed his duties today after being away for about a month from the effects of an operation. He is much recovered in health.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Lord Curzon Declares Safety of Realm Would Be Endangered Lloyd George Says Govt. Has Held Back Nothing.
In Event of Failure, No Ac- ton Will Be Taken With out Full Discussion and Consent of Parliament.

London, Aug, 19, (By Associated Press).-Lord Curzon. secretary for foreign affairs speaking in the house of lbrds today on the Irish negotia- 7 ions said the government had of fered all that could be given without compromising the safety of the realm the sovereignty of the crown and the dignity of the empire.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19

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Fanatele 81 pasunile.

Fanatele naturale au dat re-
colta cantitativ mediocre din carlza
secetei, precum 81 din cauza ca
multe din cle. all fost pasllnate in
primavari, insa de calitate foarte
buna. Tocmai timpul secetos care
a dainuit, a fost fOarte favorable
pentru cositul. uscatul 81 stransul
fanului. Fanaielc artificiale insa
+au dat recolta mai bogafa, lar po-
rumbul de nutret 81 borceagul au
dat recOlte fOarte abOndente. Mare
partc din furaj Sc consunna de
verde, pisunile find slabe 81 in
suficiente.
Ottawa G slaba din cauza @ecetei,
in uncle parti nu este de Toe.
Dn callza cantitatei mici a nu-
treturilor, mai ales fata de num;i-
rul mare al vitelor, preturile sllnt
deja de acuma urcate 81 Sc preye-
de pentru la iarna O scumpete fo-
arte mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-01
Senanaturile de toamna.

Treeratul Sc continua inca. In
general recolta fost buna, atat
cantitativ cat 81 calitativ, in uncle
.judete char foarte buna, in cateva
fInsa mediocra.
Astfel in judetul Tarnava-Mica
recolta a fOst mediocra din cauza
ca tcrenul IL a fost binc preparat,
lar granl II a fost suflat. in judetul
Timis- Torontal recolta asemenea a
fost mediocra, in graul proprieta-
tel mici find muta taci,lne. In iu-
detnl Brasov, Trei-Scaume, Cluj pc
alocuri granele au fost culcate de
ploi 81 want fara sa Sc mai poata
ridica.
In ce priveste productia. ca este
variabila. Asa in jlIdetul Hunedoa-
ra recolta medic la jugar este eva
luata la rs Quintale: i'm judetul
Alba-lnfcrioara in uncle parti a.
junge pana la II 81 char Is Gu. la
jug. media find evaluata la 6 pa
ma la Qu.; in judetul Turda-
Aries la uncle ferme undc graul Sc
cultiva mai rational a produs della
"a 81 % Quint. la Ha. lar orzul 20
pana la %.
Calitatea recoltei este exceptio-
ral de buna, a5ungand in uncle
parti, ia grau spre ex. pana la So
ky. hectolitru.
Rapita Sc cultiva pc o scara
restransa insa este de buna cali
tate, lar cantitativ productiunea
mediocra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-01
Situatia agTicola in Adea|

|stuleti pc fie care fir; eel de pt
eoaste 81 dealllri stunt in parte con
promise, incepand a Sc rlsca fara ca
sa lege.
Stunt fnsa uncle judete, cum {
rarnava Mare, OdoThei, Mures
rurda, lntle fie din calza nature
)amantului, fie din carza calhlri
'or mai moderate, lar IONA mai a.
olmdenta, porumbul n'a sufesit
orea mutt 81 sunt intro stare ma
huna.
Celalte prasitoare, cartofi, leg,l
ninoascle etc. rezista mai bine Sc
.etei 81 sunt intro stare mai buna
Canepa frnmoasa 81 va da fuiol
lie calitate s,lperioara.
Zarzavaturile Sc prezinta bine a
colo unde sc pot iriga, insa au s,,-
ferit 81 ele din callza secatuirc
apelor. Avand i'm vedere ca 81 in.
tinderea cultivate eli zarzavaturi
este inca tot restansa, lar preturilt
vor fl destul de mari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-01
Apicultsral.

Creyterea albinelor in tinptarile
ardelenese face re Q seara destul de
intinsa. GHyernele neshiare au dat
o importants deossRita aeestei ra-
.m0ri de sctivitatea eecnoRiek, n .
Ih,at difsrite n,asari, seord1nd ii
xAsses .s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-01
Dupa informatiile date de d.
rectiunea-agFicl1lturii din Cluj
Msrsul timpului.

Tnnpul este in general variabl
81 foarte favorable Ploi au fost.
mai pretutindeni. GU cxceptia ca
torva judetc, suficiente pentru de,
svoltarea plantelor, totusi nu prea
multa ca sa fie vatamatoare sau ca
| impicdece lucrarile campulri.
Exceptie fac; judetul Hures-
Turda, in urma Upset de ploaie la
timp.
in judetul Tarnava-Mica ploile
din saptamanile trecute au fost in
cateva locuri char torentiale, insa
n 'au facut stricaciuni.
Ploi multe au mai ciMut in ju-
] detcle Sibiu 81 Fagaras, care au a.
vut de eject ca au ameliorat starea
flrajelor, insa intrucatva au in
tarziat uscarea lor.
In judetul Turda Aries contrar
aSteptarilor, All fost cateva zile
atat de racoroase incat au intar-
ziat vegetatia. In plasa Vintului
Edin acest judet a batut piatra care
a facut paglibc la plante.
Ploi au foSt foarte putine: asst
fel in jndetul Caras-Severin {
plouat la | Iulie in partea de Nord
81 la 20 81 la ~ iii partea de Est in.
sa de scurta dufsita in judetul Tar
nava- Mica la % 81 26 etc. Astfel
de ploi partiale 81 de scurta duratd
>au cazut mai in toate judetele, ins;i
Gle n'au contribute GU mimic la a.
meliorarea situatiunei agricole, -
caci pamantul find extrem de us
cat din cauza secetei grozave n q
avut nici-un profit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-01
Vile si pomii roditori.

Vile Sc afla in stare buna. desi
; au resimtit 81 ele putin de lipsa
de ploaie; mai ales in Banat. Sun
tenn indreptatiti a he astepta la O
recolta buna atat cantitativ cat 81
calitativ.
Au fost stronite sufficient 81 la
timp, asa ca peronospora desi s "a
ivit i'm uncle parti. totusi a fost in
mica masura. asa ca nu a facut
pagube. Desigur ca anul acesta nici
timpul nu a favorizat desvoltarea
acestei boale.
Oidilnnul s'a ivit in cateva ju-
dete ca Sibiu, Figaras, Alba de
Jos, insa in urMa tratamentul,li
aplicat "a fost oprit Gle face stri-
caciuni.
Grindina a facut in cateva ju-
dete Oare-cari stricaciuni, insa pa
CUBA MI e mare. In cateva locali-
tati din judetul Alba de jos, intre
carl Sc cuprinde 81 vestita podgorie
Ighiu- -Telna, paguba Sc ridica pan;'
30 la suta.
Pomii In general Sc prezinta bne
81 promit recoltas abundenta. Re
colta mai slaba in jlldetele Bistrita
Nasaud. -Dobaca, Caras-Se
verin unde \fructele au fost stricatt
de grindina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-01
Semanaturile de primavara,

in general paioasele de prima-
vara an dat recolta mai mica ca
cele de toamna din cauza timpu-
lui din primavara care asa cum a
Occurs MI lea fost prea priincios,
in special din cauza lipsei de ploi
la timp. Tot,si cantitatea este eel
putin mediocre, lar calitate buna.
In judetul Alba Inferioara multe
din samanaturile de orr 81 ovas,
find pline de buruieni 'arl cosit
pentru nutret.
Cele-lalte cultnri de prilaaparH
Sc resimt foarte multi, din ca,lza
ealdnrilor din a Pa jrnmatate .
lanei, IN special porumbul. Stares
acestei culturi la fnceputnl lunei
lulie era atat de splendida, inca
! dadea loc Ia cele mai frumoase spe
! 1rante.
Era cazul Sd ne asteptam Il !,
recolta care trece de norlnalA Iii
data insa &c all VENT c4ldurile 4
iiseceta, cresterea' stuletilor s'a op
/ rit, iar foile All inceput : se sue
Isl 2 ingalbeni, lar Gel senaanat me
tarsiu n.leaeS. N
| IN jildetM Alba-I Inferioar6 %
'lrumburile de pc sesurile sAsrilot
unde pamaHtul E naai raven, 4
mentin naai bins, avshd cite -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-01
Starea aninalelor.

In general poate fl considerata
buna. Starea lor sanitara c salts
facatoare; boaIelc an mai content
invindu-se numai lei colea cazuri
izolate de Zebra aftoasa la cornute
,peste 81 varsatul la porci. San luat
masuri de combatere.
Exportul facandu-se numai in
masura foarte mica, targnrilc stunt
putin animate 81 preturile vitelol
an scaznt mutt.
In judetele Sibin u Fagaras pre-
tnl unei vaci variaza della 500 Ia
500 lei, 0 pereche de boi -4O0f
lei.
in SoInoc- -Dobaca boi 1900
$500, vacilc 50O-600, vitei 50
$50.
Evening journal., 1921-05-10
URGE SCHOOL
DENTAL CLINIC
Board Needs Two Doctors
to Care For City
Children.
SCOTT HOLDS ON
AS SUPERINTENDENT

Upon motion Of Oscar c. Draper
OF the Fifth ward the Board of
Public Education at its meeting last
night authorized the Department
OF Elections to appoint the election
officers who are TO serve at the
school election in June. This action
was taken after Mr.. Draper had
stated that the election department
had selected the 81 polling places
for the school election. It was
stated that City Solicitor Huxley had
given the opinoin that the election
would be conducted under the new
school law which provides for four
clerks in each polling place. The
polling places were not announced,
It being stated that a few changes
would be made.
DR.. Albert Robin, executive Sec
retary Of the Anti-Tuberculosis So
ciety sent a letter offering the use
OF the dental clinic Of the Society
in the Old Federal Building TO the
school board. DR. Conwell Banton
suggested that a call be issued for
two dentists to volunteer to take
charge OF the free clinic proposed
for the children. He said that a
Negro dentist had already volun-
teered his services. The nurses will
be supplied by the school board DR..
Banton said II was proposed to
treat only those children whose par
ents were too poor to pay for such
treatment
While IL had been reported that
the Board in all probability would
consider the election OF a new SUI
perintendent OF schools, the subject
was not discussed. DR.. Clifford j.
Scott, present superintendent was
not present.
The board accepted an invitation
chairman Of the national hospital
day committee. TO visit the local
hospitals on Thursday and to view
the work being done at these insti-
tutions.
DR.. Banton suggested that the
/ Directors of Public Safety be asked
to install fire alarm box near No
i6 school AT the present time the
nearest fire alarm box is three
/ blocks from the building. II was
/ also suggested by John Moore, OF
| the Eighth ward that the police bt
asked to stop children at No. 2C
school from defacing the property
DR.. John Palmer. Jr. said that h,
was ready to advertise for bids foi
the prizes for the vocational schools
and announced that specification
could be obtained upon application
to the secretary OF the board
NJ. Howard Jester, secretary. re
ported that the bill of the Trua
Electric Company for some wor
Z done had been lowered somewha
by scaling the wages Of mechanic
to $1.25 an hour. and the helper
to so cents an hour.
Mr.. Moore contended that othe
contractors only charged "a cent
an hour.
Evening journal., 1921-05-10
ARE VETERANS
mss. WORK
Seaford Superintendent Has
Served in Office For 35
Years
SECRETARY HOLDS
PLACE 80 YEARS

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, May 10.-Patrons Of
the Baltimore, Chesapeake and At
lantic Railway Company, on the
Nanticoke river line. which includes
service from Seaford to Baltimore
and intermediate points, will have
the three trip week schedule re-
stored this week to the great con-
venience of merchants and shippers.
Bethel NJ. f. Church, on Seaford
Circuit. the Rev. n. c. Benson, pas
tor, claims two Of the oldest Sunday
school officers in point of continuous
service on the peninsula in S. NJ.
Noble and f. W. Wagner. The for
mer has served as superintendent Of
Bethel Sunday school for 80 years,
and the latter as secretary for 80
years. Both have just been reelected