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New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
THE STEAM-ROLLER

The steam-rolier has played an inn portant part in American politics People have become so accustomed to It. pondereua presence that they hsva almost ceased to protest against it, It is something that has como to be considered a taint or blot upon us which it is impossible to remove.
 "Slates" occupy somethins of thu same position. It ia the common and true cry that too often everything political haa been fixed" before those who are supposed te decide matters have 9 chance te, say word.
 The disarmament conference il coming, Parleys previous to it, par tieipated in by few nations. would give the appearance of eresa' be- tween the steam roller and the slate. There must be none of it, When ths great conference takes place, all na- tions should bs on an equal footing No prearranged plan should have been made. There should be nothing but epenneas and frankness. Per- haps this is impossible; the ways ei diplomacy are devious. But at least this country should not lend it's sane tion to any back-room meetinga which would east any suspicion of trickery on what it is hoped will be the greatest conference looking to- ward the eventual probability o1 peace the world has yet seen.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
THE WORKERS POSTURE

The wonens bureau of the New York state department of labor has issued a bulletin on Industrial Pes ture and Seating" which suggests that the seat that never wears out" may be the seat that wears the worker out" ......
 It advises that the posture of the worker should be varied, as continu- ous sitting or standing are both harm full. Naturally there is work that calls for continuous standing or sitting, but most work will allow at least. a chance of position, be it ever 50 slight. Ad- vantage should be taken of this possi- bility, Doth in the arrangements made for the worker and by the worker himself OF herself. A recognition of the importance of this fact would do much to ease the workers labors, and increase efficiency,
 The seat provided should be physi~ olosically good. The bulletin further says that to insure working under the best conditions, te provide against fatigue and to insure the best results there must be considered the height of the individual worker.
 The point made is to bring all part of the work place into the best pos- sible relationship.
 As 8 rule this matter has been given less attention than it deserves With operators and workers constant ly changing it may be difficult for manufacturers to have adjustab ble work places that will suit the propor- tions of the various persons using the benches and chairs.
 In few instances industrial en- gineers have appreciated the needless production loss in unnecessary fatigue. It is te be hoped that in the future, when once again industry is brisk, Fthis matter will be given more thought, both for the sake of the workers and the men and concerns by whom and by which they are employed.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
 By John J. Daly

HARMONY. Sometimes when the twilight falling At the end of the long, long day. In fancy her voice comes a-caing
 And bids ambling away Ta the hush of the hillside where, singing The magical fairies, a-stroll, Hum the words of my heart in their ringing To the museal chant of her soul. I was ever fellow for roaming,
 Till I met the roadside there At the end of day. in the gloaming
 Love O. mne with the glorious hair So stayed at a signal entraneing,
 Forgetting the wanderers role While the words of my heart a.dancing To the musical chant of her soul There are singers and fashion To render the senses athrall; There are chords that control ev'ry passion, There are those who have fathomed them all. But I claim there is none of them bringing All the joys control When the words of my heart a-singing To the musical chant of her soul
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
AWAITING COY. SMALL

w 2FfaHtS VIII N6t lje SefVc6 On z .fei
 Until He Returns To Capitol,
 ably OH Wedncsday.
 Chicago, Aug. 1.--State's Attornsy Mortimer wine eondqetea tha sangamen county investigation of Governor Len Smalrs transactions while state treas urer, whiea sesu'ted in ais indictment for emhezsiemenf O. state fue1s, an nourced here ioauy that the lesai ma ehinery Of the eai,itsi is ready fce the return cf the governor ami rhls m ar rest at any et!ur place woaiG ret he considered
 MT. Nsat:rner said he Ni,s iiesc CD private business and not in ecaacaticn with the governors cuse. Wegd frenl Governor Sms.'.; horne a. l<2uk akes was that he IS t. spe:i.9 today there loeltlns after hysifss.s. natters He plans te resume his iHe l,., lon of s,ate ID rt:s Pucsday pFubatis ec..9G to Springfield on "Wednesday CT Thursday His arrest, is expected on his arrival at the capitol.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
"JEST RUMINATIN'."
(Robert RusSeu.)

On torrid days you think you'd like to be an Eskimo, To revel in the snappy air ar douse yourself with snow. When winters here you think O. the Equator with a sigh An wish for weather tropical which cold don't modify. When you can't work because it's hot, you wish that it was cold;
 When chilliness nips at your bones you feel you're greWln old
 All this because you're human an though you be mighty fine
 You can't shake off that dls- content which ain't at all d1- vine.
 We surely levethe summer, an the winter ain't so bad - There's things that make us happy an things that make us sad:
 In weather, as in people, we should seek an find the best. An make the most O things that's geod-try to forget the rest.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Men build houses, but women make homes.
 The Gaels ceased and there was a great calm.
 Eventually, perhaps, we'll have peace by evolution.
 If man is ''in his eues"now, they are not hie cups.
 Toe many business concerns are wrecked by want ef wfeeksditude.
 The glow of honest pride only comes to those who are decorated Tor bravery and those who are recognized by the head waiter.
 In Sweden, we are told, yeu can judge 8 mans wealth by the hat he wears. In America you judge by the hat his wife wears.
 If. in future years, grateful lrlsh- ment are called upon to pay their deht ta Shuts. it will be hard to ma anything to rhyme with him:
 cur merchant marine is now on the seven seas, not to mention up Tn tue air,
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
25 YEARS AGO tFrom The Herald of That paie,l

The Snialley street sewer will probably be finished by temorrew.
 The Stanley Works will close down tomorrow for period of three days ta allow the installation of new steam plant.
 Several New Britain and Berlin hapses have been entered in the Hart ford horse races.
 Reports from Berlin and Seuthington show that the peach crop will be poor this year.
 Local man has home made lenders for the trolley cars-pians HsNo been submitted to company.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
WANT FREE IRELAND.
Esperanto Congress Does Not Wan
 Anything But Separate Nation,

"rague, Aug. 1.-Demands that ireland be accorded recognition as a separate country instead of a divi- sion of Great Britain was made by an Irish delegate to the thirteenth Es- peranto congress which opened here yesterday. Twenty-Five hundred del- esates, representing 41 nations, are in the city to attend the congress and services in Esperanto were held in the Catholic and Protestant churches of this city on Sunday
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

mana of Gen. Cavalcanti, successor te the late Gen. silvestre, who com faltted suicide following the defeat of the Spanish last week, have retaken Geurougou. Atalavat, Sidi Hamid, Ell Had1 and Nador, it is stated in the dispateh.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Report that 150 bathers have beer stung by jeMyfish will make us more careful in our application of the term to humans; worms do turn.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

'Pfineeton Students to Get Work Wherever They Can Find it," is awful admission as to what they have been doing at college.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Suggestion that $1,00o should be the highest fee charged for surgical operation might well be followed bs limitation of fee of lawyer who co.'s leets it.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Int man who's very thirsty and The man who's lost his grip, Oft drown their irritation if
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
SPANtARDs VICTORIOUS.
Regain Positions Lost During Adverse
 Tighting-Advancc Progressing.

London, Aug. 1.-Spanish troops fighting their way southward from Melilla, Morocco, through the ranks of tribesmen who have hemmed in Gen. Navarro, near Montarruit, have wor an important victory says a Tan gier dispatch to the Daily Mail. The Spanish whe are under the com
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Dynamite Bombs Interrupt estiv= tues, headline. 'Interrupt"-no more than that? Gentle bombs.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Answer to Saturdays: Lay three matches on a, table in the form of a triangle; stand one erect at each corner and bring them to-
 gether at the top. You will have a
 pyramid whose base and three
 sides are triangles.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

President Ffrna,'' headline; An that's news indeed,
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Headline has it, tTpads Destroy Ants" How about mothers-in- Jaw
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
Headline
}, Northcliffe Ii.

Headline, "Northcliffe is Barred From Elm bassy Dinner" reminds US that "hafred' products may be present.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
FACTS AND RANCHES BY ROBERT CULLEN

If the knife used far price eutuHs is q little toe dull, times are The man Whe is forever blowing ms own horn hasn't yet become ac= cvstemed to driving, er hasn't vet pe= eame accustomed to success.
 When saiesr.en build g. busihess, you can't tell whether it is sound until the credit department has billed the customers.
 In theold days valiant treacher- man meant a hearty eater; now it may mean an ex-doughboy who wonders where the next meal is coming from.
 Theer are still communities in which the height of sociei is represented by choir practice night.
 Perhaps Russia's Minister of Trade was appointed ts conduct the last sad rites.
 Oil and water wan't mix, but Greefa and Turkey always Mill un ths sligfi= est provoca tion.
 Indications are that this season of depression will cut tho sucker crop n half this year,
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

A fellow feeling makes us even more closely attached ta the Philip pines now that they are broke.
 The years treasure the memory of the ole svimmin' hole. but forget the green scum that lined it's hanks.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
Try This On Your Wise
 Friend

How can you prove that a cat has nine tails?
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
New Britain Herald.
TELEPHONE CALLS;

$1teree. at the Post Of1ce at New Britain
 e Second Class Mall Matter.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Indications are that this season of depression will cut tho sucker crop n half this year,
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

2Ae cnly profitable advertising medium in
 the city. Circulation books and press L4 room always open to advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

0vo1ness Office .......,,........,. o-5 Daiterial Rooms 926
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

Oil and water wan't mix, but Greef and Turkey always will un ths slighi est provOcation
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01
Houseware Specials for Tuesday

Enaneied ccnhnette for Hso 75c 10 quart Water Pail for sec 
  in for making beverages
 
 $75 Roasting for s1ss for sso Wash for  2 s Bfooms &2Ss
New Britain herald., 1921-08-01

If the knife used far price eueuAa is q little toe dull, times are
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
BL s'ATENAs'

La ciudad de Manati Sc esta prepa-
rando,y densro de pocos dias Sc llevara
a cabo la Inauguration del hermoso
tGran stand de dicho pueblo. segfin
estuve observando el terreno eg magni
fco Y el grand stand tiene capacidad
para mil personas. seghn me indic6 Ell
sefor sicard6 la inauguraci6n do dicho
campo Sc llevara efecto el dia 25 del
cogriente. Seguragaente la novena que
visitara MaRatf en- ese dia sera Agna
dila Stars'. Parece cue los simpaticos
nsnatisnos estan dispuestos ir al des
quite.
ATucho ejo, senor Tcrregrosa! FL dia
eue. Manatf fue dauOtsdo por ustedes la
suerte estaba con ustedes; zero, en- el
pr6ximo desafiO, seria blleno Que Sc pre-
parase pOuue, va le digo, las huestes
del doctor no estan conformes con que
Sc les derrote por segunda vez.
Iremos ese desafio para yer qui6n
venee q quaen.
NYAL.
IS 3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21

El dcstructor cientfico de la pekcuIa, cornbinado
con ofrps DOS iidispensables nnodernos.
RecoEnendado ahpra para uso diario por los prin-
cpalcs dcntistas. De Yenka en- todas partes
tubes grandes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21

Ell domingo fue suspendido ell dssafio
que estaba anunstado entro las novenas
Corona, de Junces, Y Stronghold ,
de Rio Piedras.
Segun nos infornl6 Ell senior Mendez
dicho desafio Sc llevara cabo tan prom
60 ternline de llovsr en- Juncos.
Entire otras cosas 81 sefior Mendez
me dijo Qte Pic chencho (baterias
del Corona eyhban dispuestos re
tener la fllria de los 'universitaries' .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21

I'd. debe probar este nuevo nletodo para el
aseo de la dentadura. Pruebelo por diez dias
gratis Destruye la pelicuIa que mancha los
dientes que causa la mayoria de las enferme-
dades de la dentadura.
Yea y sienta les resultados. A nilIones de
personas les ha conservado los dientes mas linn
pios, mas sanos mas blancos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Ell "FAJARDo STARS:

La lluvia Ia desnloralizado el depor
te en- estos 1ltimos dias. Entire las no
venas Fajardo" "vieques'' estaba
anunciado I'M desafio tambisn hubo
que suspenderlo por la lEuvia.
Dichas novenas Sc veran las caras
tan pronto neiore Ell tempo. segin la
opinion de alganos fans Ell s'team''
de los cariduros' Sc esta prep arando
para hacerle frente "A ''Danger'' al
..Tres Banderas'' seria buens que el
amigo 'PaQuillo'' defensor de los ia
jardeQos, les aconseje q sus muchachos
que practiQuen, pues .el ''Trss Ban
deras' no es ninguna piOsia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
listed no pqele csssar saaO 81 icne
81 hieaSo enfeYno.

Ell figado es uno de los orgaaos mas VI
tales de su cuerpo debido a.Sus impor-
tantss funcciones, tiene que estar sieBpre
sano para trabajar propianente. 81 el
higado doja de trabajar, tedaslas nlaterias
yenenosas que normalmente son iestrui-
das por el higado Sc -aeumularian pom
drian su vida en- grave peligro. FL Rene
do de Leonardo para el Higado es una
medicina segura inofensiva para curar
biliosidad, eructos, aiiento fetido, dolores
de cabeza, estrehimieito. indigestion. dis
pepsia, hatulencia. est1nago acido. todos
los desordenes del higado, esromago e in
testinos.a FL Rernedio de Leonardo cs agra.
dable al paladar, es puro v no contiene
ealomel nj substancias peligrosas Unas
cuantas dosis del Renedio. de Leonardo ie
probaran que es superior todos los .denlas
namados nedicanentos paraei higado. De
yenta eli todas las farmacias y droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Cinco resuItados favorabes

Pepsodent produce cinco resultados favorabIes.
Destruye los uayores enemigos de los dientes,
como nnglsn otro metodo anterior
Uno de los componentes es la pepsina. Otro, au-
menta el dgestante del almidon Ell la saliva, para
digerir los depositos annilaceos que Sc aderen Al
1nismo tempo, aunsenta la alcalindad de la saliva.
Este, para neutraiizar los Acidos que producer la
carries de la dentadura.
Dos eementos atacan drectamente la pellcua.
Uno de eos conserva los dientes tan perfectamente
pulides, que la pe1fcula puede adherirse ellos.
Cada aplcaci6n repite estos nisnos resultados
Ervie el cup6n recibira un tubito para 10 dfas.
Note 10 lpios que sc senten los dentes, despues
usarlo Ffese en- la desaparcfon de La peIicula OBJ
serve como emblanquecen los dientes, medida que
desaparece la pelcula.
10 que I'd yea sienta sera una revslacion q
folleto que le eilviareos lie dira como todos cstos
reslhtados son naturales necesarios. Es irnpor-
tante que I'd. 10 sepa. Recorte 81 cupon ahora. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Una era dental nueya

Ia cienea dental na ha1ado ahora nuevos metodos
para atacar II pefcuas Estos retodos Sc han com
pfobado satisfactoriaente durante muchos amos, por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
DEP0RTIVAS

Hace pocos dias tuve la dicha de vi
star la isla de. vieques, tods beaaeza v
siapatia, y tambien tuve la gran suer
te Gle encontrarne en- IN desafio de pelo
ia. Durante todo el juego observe buesias'
jugadas. Los seeems que lidiaban en- la
lucha eran el vieques'' v el 'team
Santa Maria de Playa GrAndo. 81
FL desaflo resul.o renidisiSno, pnes
hubo que 5ugarge once innings ii
juego termin6 enpatado tres tres.
Durante la lucha Sc dissinguteron los
siguientes: Berccro, Roger, Mellado, Ma
kro la prinaerS base del svieques que
no recuerGo su nombre, y el amigo Ca.
rrero todos pertenecientes ambas no
yenas.
va sabeis pelotaris de la isla: hay que
dar un paseito por la encantada islita
de vieQues.
is ass 81
..HUMAeAo'e VS. 80 BANDERAs' Y
Seglin me inforno Ell poeta husnacae
no Perfecto Gonzalez las dos novealas
srriba naencionadas. tuvieron que sus-
penaer el juego anunciado debido i IA
fuerte lluvia que ha caido en cstos M
timos dagen la ciudad de FIumacao So
gun la opinion de algunos fans'' el
tires Banderas pensaba venir bien re
forzado para asi poder contrarrestar E,
empuje de la novena de ''Orientee.
Dicho juego ha sido apla0ado para Ell
domingo. .'','s 6
FL amigo Musa (segunda base del
'Fusnacao'') lie nanda recuerdos a Ca
maron' y Qre proerre friccionarse csn.
linimeneo para yer si coge forna.
Ell ''cAauAs Sc pRspAEA:
Ell domingo estuve hablando con ell
manager del ''Caguas' me infor--
mo que dentro dc posOs dias Is novena
de dieho pueblo dasia una sorpresa en-
q dsporte.
Entire les jugadores cagiiefIos Sc en-
cuentra e celebre Mesorana, veterano'
en- la pelota.
Tambi6n el sinpGtico pueblo Sc prepa
ra para hacer I'm Gran Stand' para
asi poder sostener .el entusiasno pelote-
70.
Adelante Hpchachos Ia perecverarcia
es la base de todo.
"a a tA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
La destructora de la dentadura

La pellcula es Ia destructora de los dientes. La
pelicula vscosa Sc adhere los dientes penetra los
ntersticios allf fla La pasta para dientes ord
maria, la destruye. Los Antiques metodos de cepil
arse deian la mayor parte intacta rnuy pocas per-
sonas han brado de las Intermediates que produce
Es la pecula Ia que Sc mancha, no los dientes. La
peIicula es eli orgen DEF Retene las patticulas
de- anfento que sc fetfnentan forTnan acido Man
tiene e Scido en- contacto con los dentes produce
Ia carries W
En- ella sc deEarrolan milopes de microbes. Estos,
Con e sarro, la fundapental de la piorres,
enfermedad que ahoKa Sc ha heCho alarmantenente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
No Podra Librarse
de las Intermediates .dentales 81 dsja la pelicuIa

medic de pruebas c,iidadosas En- Ia actualidad los
emplean m1ones de personas. Los dentistas mas
dstinsuidos los aconsejan todas parties.
Eetos metodos Sc han combnado en- eI dentfEico
Pepsodent. para que todos conozcan 10 que sig
mica, enviara tubHo para diez dias todo aquel
que 10 soicite
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
UN froMBRE TERRIBnE

La policia ha denunsiado 90 Pence,
por acometimiento aggression grave, a
Juan Davila.
Don Juan, ique te piefees::
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Ell "GURABo STARS:

Como pNede. yer el lector, en- todos
los pueblos de la isla Sc va levantando
.el deporte basebolero.
.Hace pocos dias visite la ciudad de
Gurabo y el entuAasrno que reina alh
en- la pslota es indescriptible.
En- ell team de Gurabo essa jugan-
do Tsnlas Perez Guerra (field que era
de les NyaI. Felicitamos una yez mas
los singers, del ..Gprabo' v les de-
seamos grandes victorias en- ell future
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26

II you change your address. do not notify the carrier boy--report your new address to the office. -'-'3'
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26

tBv International News Service)
 CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-A miniature of George Washington, painted on a bit of ivory-the cause of mans murder and lonely woman's insanity-ds for sale.
 The painting, which was exhibit "A" in the murder trial of Mrs. Vera Ire paguier, later sentenced to the Jo- liet penitentiary for one year to life for the murder of Paul F. Volland, wealthy art publisher here in 1919, is to be sold by the court order. It must bring $5,00O, the order stipulates, but it will easily do that, according to art critics
 When Mrs. Trepagnier, a sweet faced old lady, who had about her an air of dignity befitting even an i'm poverished gentlewoman of the south land, took the stand during the trial she made the following statement:
 "I had an heirloom, all that was left of the family fortunes. It was minia. ture of General George Washington. asked Mir. Volland to sell 1t for me. He kept 1t. I went into his office time after time to get 1t back. When the last of my money gave out l went again. I had a revolver with me. Just to scare him. you know. IT don't understand how 1t was discharged"
 My only regret is about the pie ture," was her sole remark when the sentence was read to her. Later she was taken to the asylum at Cunning, III. The loss of her heirloom had af' fected her mind. To everyone who would listen she talked about the George Washington miniature.
 And now exhibit "A"-the Washing ton miniature which has wrought so much sadness-is going to be sold. Art connoisseurs and art institutes are seeking to buy 1t.
 It's a beautiful thing" said Michael F. Looby, Chicago attorney, who has been commissioned to dispose of Vera Trepagnier's estate" which is the
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-26
NATION IS NOT MOVING INTO
 HOTELS /
tBy International News service>

ApS iHA'lh4tAl'llthi -Nt"S Stl Nlttl
 COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 26. - "Only the inability to build homes fast enough to supply the demand keeps a big majority of American families from owning their own homes," de. of the Ohio Building Association League, when told that hotel men in the United States had predicted the passing of the American home.
 F. c. Boutwell, national secretary of the hotel mems organization, at s convention just concluded, stated that
 the renaissance of cliff dwellers is coming" He declared the old-fssh- toned American home is passing along with the horse and in due time will be exhibited along with the stuffed aodo bind and the egg of the aux. People are moving into hotels, according to Bothweh.
 Not so, according to Secretary De- vine, ot the buildTng and loan or ganization. Ohio is soon to wit ness the greatest bome!buildtng boom in it's history" he declared. Every effort of the eight hundred building and loan institutions in Ohio during the next year is to be turned ro home building" Devine declared that the some shortage in Ohio has reached serious proportions.
 The public will realize withia the next year what inestimable value to any community is a weIl-organi-et building programme. Devine said rhe American home would never pass out of existence. Instead The nation is becoming one of home owners. he declared.