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New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
GIRL COMMITS SUICIDE
IS Year Old Servant in Hartford Home Was Afraid of Being Sent to State Farm for Women.

Hartford, June 21.-Brooding over the prospect of being returned to the state farm for women at East Lyme fer alleged violation of her parole, Catherine Miller, 1 8 years old, em- ployed as a domestic at No. 139 War renton avenue, committed suicide by turning on the gas in her bedroom late Monday night or early this morn ing. A representative from the cor rective institution had made arrange ments to take her back to East Lyme today. The police say the girl was sent to the state farm from this city some time ago.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
|RICAN IS CORRESPONDENT
\ Naval Admiral Gets Divorce, kinK U. s. Aviation Officer Billet
 His Home During War.

Lon, June 21.-Vice Admiral Sir I'm Nicholson was granted a di- today after hearing of Il suit hiH wffa ddid not defend. The CO., hdent named was "Cdptain |~ Jones' of the American air whom the admiral testified had |btlIeted near the Nicholson resi- Lduring the war. The admiral said kfe had told him she desired n di- NIcholsons were married Fl years kad have three children.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
Miners Killed in German Mine Explosion

SIin. June 2t.-Sixty-e eight men ykiiIed and 73 injured by an ex- bn, due to Ire damp. which de-
 ed the greater part of the Mont
 k mine. near Herne. Westphalia. Irday. Three hundrd men were in tnino when the disaster occurred.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
Crazy Man Shoots Up
 Town Near Buffalo, N. Y.

Buffalo, N. Y. June 21.-Three per- sons were wounded today when Frank Fisher. a farmer. held the main street of Oakfield. 30 miles east of here, for an hour firing with a rife at pedis. trians and storekeepers. He was over powered and captured after he had used all hts ammunition. He was re- leased from hosptaI for the insane year ago.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
bad Labor Board Rules
 hiOnS Must Be Consulted
CUTS ARE DEFERRED
kny, on Other Hand. Claims ! All Empioycs Were Invited
 Conference - Discrimination. Ens Alicgc.

|,ago. June 2I.-The Pullman kat it's open shop light before
 s. Railroad Labor Board to-
 hen tho board upheld the con-
 of union leaders that the Thy had not obeyed the letter Eoirit. or the transportation act |i9 conferred with It's employees pN etinss.
 Wage Cut DisaIiowed.
 bnard threw out the company's m for n cut in the wages of .bp employees and instructed it [back and meet ths duly elect
 bresentativos'' of the employees. shop crafts and clerks in the
 hn works arc involved in the The boards decision will de- ! v action on n reduction in their l for several weeks.
 Must Meet Leaders. k.r the transportation act the Inv must meet the union lead |ud Tn the event they fail to n decision. must file n petition the board and ask new
 x.
 controversy between the Apy and tho unions is a contin- 1 of labor difficulties. dating |nevcral years. over the open The company has declined to 'pith union officers In matters .rg all employees. taking the po- that employees not members of |niona are not represented by hiunr.
 mpany's Meetings. kf~vhe company proposed a
 Production recently mass meet ere held and all employees were h Representatives Of the com told the labor board In the |lw to establish whether the conn |3hould be admitted to the gen. kHge reduction hearings. that Ee percentage of the employe' l cd the meetings.
 'pn representatives. who charged k1inntion against their members
 Vi that the company's stand terely another attempt to break i the unions and demanded that the company should be al- to come before tho board ask InKe cuts. 1t should hold proper fences" These conferences. the kyen continued should have been
 With duly elected representa- |of the employees and not with kfployes en masse.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
Local Man Attends Yale
 Class 5Oth Anniyersa

Charles Steele of 2SO Chestnut str is attending the 5Oth anniversary of class at Yale college. which is be held today in New Haven. MT. StS is the only local member of that q who is in attendance. MT. Steele engaged at present in the insural business, and has also been connec with the Stanley Works plant.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
 HAS MORE THAN 200
Preliminary List of Graduates
 Contains Names of 223
EXERCISES ON WEDNESDAY
Program Will Be Carried Out In Fox's Theater at A. M.-ProfeSSor BakewelI of Yale University Will Present Diplomas and Flags.

BakewelI of Yale University Will Present Diplomas and Flags. The largest class yet to be gradu- ated from the New Britain High school will receive diplomas from the hands of Professor Charles M. Bake well of Yale University at commence ment exercises to be held at Fox's theater on Wednesday morning, June 2s, at g o'clock
 The preliminary list of the class, which is subject to change, given out today, contains 223 names. Following is the graduation pro- gram and likewise the names on the preliminary list:
 Graduation Program. Processional March. Music
 a. Largo Handel b. Melody in F." Paraphrase-
 .-.t hupiHSteiIl
 High School Orchestra. Prayer-Reverend William Ross. Cantata-"The Pilgrims of 1920" HoSmer
 High School Chorus. The ''Mayfiower Compact will be read by the president of the grad uating class. Presentation of Diplomas and Amer ican Flags. Professor Charles M Bakewell of Yale University. Star Spangled Banner"
 Chorus, Orchestra, Class of 1921
 and Audience. RecessionaI March.
 Preliminary List.
 CContinued on Tenth PaEe.e
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
OF BAND0N KIDNAPPED
Inf Armed Men rake Him From Homo in County Cork-Housc Burned.

lk. June e1.-(By the Associated b.-James Francis Bernard. k Earl of Bandon. was kidnap-
 bday from his residence in Aounty Cork, by n band Of On. Castle Bernard, his home, let afire.
 ki Bandon. who has been kings |nant of County Cork since 1874 knars old and succeeded hts father [rldom in 1877. He is owner of 4I,0oO acres of land. E earl was kidnapped at five Il. m. (which the castle was set afire destroyed. Meanwhile, Bandon and the servants had locked in a room adjoining the EA.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
INQUIRY IS ORDERED.

Washington, June 21.-Congres- sional investigation of the dismissal from the marine corps of Captain Edmund D. hCamberlain of San An tonic, Texas, for his alleged false claims in 1918 that he shot down a number of German airplanes on the western front was recommended to- day by the senate naval committee.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
CORBIN-STEPHENSON MARRIAGE CEREMONY Local Young Man and Hackensack Girl Quietly Married at First
 Baptist Church.

Philip Corbin of this city, and Fife Zabriskie Stephenson of Hackensack. N. J., were married at the First Bap- tist church by Rev. William Ross, this afternoon at 2 D. m.
 The bride was given away by her brother. Frederick C. Zabriskie of Hackensack, N. J., and the groom was attended by Harold l.. Judd of Berlin, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
PRES. SToRRs TO SPEAK

Plans are completed for a la] gathering of Rotarians at the regu weekly luncheon at the Elks' q Thursday noon. President L. Sprague has secured Lucius P. Sto| of New Haven, president of the Cd necticut company to speak.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
TARRED AND FEATHERED.

Houston, Tex, June 21.-W. Std art, jitney driver at Goose Creek, I taken into the woods near that to last night, whipped, tarred and fea1 cred. He was directed to leave to before sunset today. He told ofhc he did not recognize any of the m
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
NEW T. B. REMEDY FOUND
Juices of Clover and Alfalfa Said to Aid in Destroying Deadly Tuberculosis Germ.

Washington, June 21.-The juices of clover and alfalfa are helping to destroy the tuberculosis germ, pr. Hyman Lischner of San Diego, Cal, declared today at the convention of the Ameri- can Institute of Homeopathy. Both grasses, he said, are being used effec- lively in the dynamotherapic treatment of former service men at the Alpine sanatorium with which he is connected.
 Three therapies-dynamo, physio and psycho-constitute the basis of treatment. The first calls for well se- lected food, the second utilizes energies, rays and vibrations and the last calls for cheerful surroundings and healthy mental state.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
MOVIE PRODUCER DEAD.

Los Angeles, June 21.-George Loane Tucker, one of the first successful mo- ton picture directors and producer of The Miracle Man. died here yester- day.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
BowEN-sERGENT WEDDING

Miss Emily Sergent, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Sergent of 56 Hawkins street, and William Bowen of New Haven. were quietly married last evening by Rev. H. w. Maier. The couple imm ediately left on a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
idard Oil Go. Cuts
 Gas Half Cent a Gal.

Fw York. June 2i.-The Standard ko. of New York announced that
 khoIsaio price of gasoline had
 yr,u half a cent to 24 cents a
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
nch Cabinet Orders
 Army Consolidation

|riw. Juno 21.-The cabinet today
 erizcd the war minister to begin because the classes of and 1921 have been trained ade-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
THREE YEAR LEASE TAKEN

Simon Rudman has leased a st| and cellar at 57 East Main street the Gum Rubber company, And1 P. Gum acting for that compal The lease is to run for three ye|
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21

In addition. the ,Won1an.s club has given $4S3, making $747.50 available.
 Those in charge of the camp report a need of bathing suits for boys and girls from 6 to 12 years.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-21
FUNDS FOR KIDS RAMP
 CONTINUE TO ROLL IN
College Club and Woman's Club Both Give-Bath-
 ing Suits Needed.

The Fresh Air Fund to provide a weeks vacation for New Britain boys and girls, who otherwise could not have such beautiful luxury, at the Fresh Air Farm in Burlington, con- unues to swell. Several new checks and contributions of cash were reoeiv- ed at this office today and when it was explained that any contribution. no matter the amount, is acceptable, a gift of fifty cents, all the donor could afford. was given with a will.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
De BASE BALL
LAREs AcBPTA Ell RETo

va sabiamos nosotros que ell inquieto
y temible don Pepito habia de saltar
a la arena, tan pronto conociera el re
saltado Obtenido por Allende Y los suyos
Ell su reciente vista este pueblo.
los que conocemos al simpatico IMAM
ager'' del ''san Juan", sabenos 10 mu-
cho que ana Ell deporte hasta que pun
to esta dispnesto yelar por Ell presti
gio buena fama de sus heI.nanos los
iugadores de la cindad murallada. Don
Fepito, podemos asegurarlo, es la repre-
sentaci6n mas genuina y autentica del
verdadero fan. San Juan no conta-
"a un defensor tan fervoroso y entusias
Ia del buen nombre de su liga.
POr ESQ no nos ha extrahado Ell be-
ico grito, que "comO el clangor dc una
corneta brava'', lanza desde las column
mas de Ell MUNDo. cOnprendemos Que
la sufrido como snya Ia fenomenal pail
"a que sufrieran las "eclipsadas es,re-
las" a manos de los larenos, y Ia sal
tado presto, a vengar Ia Ofensa inferi-
doe las "damas de sus ensuehos'
oigame, mi euerido don Perito: No
somos valientes. 10 que pasa es que
nuestro pnblico esta ansioso de yer jugar
..'buena pelota" y nuestros nuchachos
estan avidos de medir sus fuerzas con
una novena como Ia suya, que no conoz-
ca Ell miedo. Esperamos que usted nos
propOrcionsra este placer Y pOr consi-
guiente, el reto queda acceptable. Hemos
de prepararle IN buen recibimiento para
uno de los pr6ximos domingos. Envic su
line up Y sObre los demas particul-
res, tenga la bondad de entenderse con
nuestro manager. Hasta prOnto ,pues.
HERMENEGILDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25

Asi opino, y de igual modo piensa La
mayoria del pueblo que sabe sentir por
el hicn pubhco.
Un Banco que presto dinero al agri-
cultor, con preferencia al peQueno, es
una obra que, para califcarla, Sc nece-
sta la expression mas simpatica de nues-
tro rico lenguaje.
Facilitar dinero al pequefio terrate-
nicnte baio tipo de interes, y por vein
te amos largos, es salvar Ia patria re
ii.nirla ,porque la agriculture es Ia fuer
"a ore hace mover Ia gran maquina del
progreso en- sus mdltiples variadas
funeiones.
Todo ell mundo sabe el desastre eau
sado por la. baja del aztcar; nadie ig-
aora la actitud asumida por los BancOs,
pues estos han cerrado las operaclones
IN eata gran crisis, cuando mas neeesi-
saban de ayuda los agricnltores de ca
has.
Esto basta para cOmprender ell jh-
bilo que causara en- Ell pals Ia instala-
ion de ese sistema de protection para
el mas sufrido de todos los que sostienen
las cargas del presupuesto: ell agricul.
tor.
Arrojar la semilla en- ei surco, es con
cebir una esperanza.
GY como Sc puede sembrar, cultivar
ten pequefia escala) 81 falta dinero?
No hay cr6dito.
El que tiene una propiedad del valor
lie mil d6lares, Sc muere de hambre:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
Ell MALESTAR POLL
1ICO EN- BAYAMON

La famiIia republican, esta pOniendo
ell grito en- ell cielo con motive dc La
division que parece acentuarse cada
dia mas. La agrupaci6n esta dividida
en- dos bandos: ''Los municipales" v
'Las calaveras del Terror" Los pri-
meros defender la administration, y
los segundos la atacan, por no haber
hecho hasta Ia fecha nada, absolutamen
to NADIA. Entire las criticas que recibe
la administration, figuran las siguien-
tes: No haber hecho el acueducto; nj
la calle del nuevo puente; nj los edi-
fcios escolares; arreglo de aceras Ell la
calle Toa Baja; cambio en- ell personal
del Hospital municipal, parque de re-
creo; alumbrado de la plaza; empresti-
to de Glen mil d6lares; mejoras en- la
sanidad municipal; matadero; parque
de bomberos; asilo de pObres; barrio
obrero, etc, etc. En- fin, acusan a Ia
administration dc NO HABER HECHo
NADIA de 10 que apuntamos.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL- 2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
La ley de Cr6ditOS agriCOIaS, Sdvara GI pals

no lie fla provisiones ell concrete, no lie
presta ell Banco. II todo porque Ell azl-
car no goza de alto precio: porque no
vale a vEINTE DoLAREs el quintal.
iBendito pensar, ese pensarl -.
Y cuando valian tres pesos las mis-
mas Glen ibras Gpor que Sc hallaba di-
nero? ...
No queremos penetrar al fondo de esta
question, porqne no es ese nuestro OBJ
jetivo Al trazar estas lineas.
IIablamos de 10 benefcioso del "Ban
CO Federal AgricOla", clio nos con
cretamos.
Los "Crsditos Rurales", paes, son
hoy tan necesarios al pals aparte de que
los Rancos no prestan dinero Ell conner
clio no despacha provisiones sino al con
tadO, tienon los agricultores de cahas
Cos no acomodados) cerraias las ofci-
mas de las Ceatrales, que antes hallahan
abiertas.
Y ese dinero del 'Banco Federal
prestado a tan largo plabo, salvara, in
dndablemente, de la ruina tantas hncas
de cafias que pueden levarse a nuevOs
cultivos, sin que sus propietarios ten
gan que afectar sus prodnctos al mas
bajo tanto por ciento, q una factoria
que les exigira, aparte, acaso. de una
hipoteca voluntaria por solo UN ANo
de todos los bienes que posee el colono,
un Contrato de venta suscrito ante no
tario un Prestamo agricola por la su-
na dc dinero que tome AL DOCE PoR
CIENTo ANUAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
.UN EXTRANO Ca
SO De EVIDENCIA

La Revue Mondiale", en- sn sec
cion denominada "Ciencias ocultas y
medicas'', reproduce un case singular
do presentimiento o. videncia, que sl
autor de ''6Quo vadis?" ha contado
a menudo: "HaIlandome un avez en-
Biarritz (habla sienkiewickz), hice re
laciones de amistad con una joven in
glesa, con quien hablaba frecuentemsn-
to de espiritismo. Una noche, despues
de haber tenido una de estas converse
clones con mi amiga some que delants
de una casa alta, Sc hallaba un CAIRO
filnebre, cerca del cual SO encontraba
un jovencito rubio, de ojos muy cla-
ros, con ell uniforme azul con dorado
botonadura que tantas veces hemos Wis
to en- los. "grooms". Este sueho me
obsesion6 durante algunas noches de tai
manera que llegue sentirme impre
sionado. AL cabo de algunas semanas,
volvi Paris. Y en- ell hotel donde me
detuve, encontre de nuevo mi joven
amiga la ingiesa. Al dia siguiente me
hallaba en- espera del ascensOr, cuando
pdsoseme enfrente el mismisimO
groom" que tantas veces habia so
nado en- Biarritz. Ahora, en- la realidad
me invitaba pasar al ascensor con
un leve movimiento, identico al que
en- suefos le vefa 20 hacer, invitando-
me a pasar dentro del caro- fnnebre
Esto bast6 para decidirme a subir a
pie las escaleras. Entire, nervioso, den
tro dc La ssla de lectura. De snbito, rn
espantoso ruido llen6 todos los amhi-
tos del hotel. Yo me hallaba en- tai
estado de susceptibilidad nerviosa, que
aqnel ruido bast6 para hacerme perder
ell sentido. Cuado volvi en- mi, vi al
gunos cuerpos extendidos en- Ell vestibu-
10: el ascensor Sc habia precipitado des
de la altura y hechose pedazos en- el
suelo, causandO la muerte de algunas
personas. Entire las victimas Sc hallaba
el groom. aquel groom del sue
no."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25

Tenemos que convencernos de que la
LEY de Creditos Rurales" es como ell
iris de paz y bonanza que Sc presenta en-
nuestro cielo para disipar las nubes de
tormenta que 10 han cubierto.
Merece bendiciones esa Comisi6n lie
gada Puerto Rico que integran los Sc
hores Smith Thomas, americanos de
noble coraz6n finos sentimientos, pues
tenenos entendido, que con tOdos los
representatives de peri6dicos que Sc han
entrevistado, Sc han expresado en- for
mas que nos haeen concebir srandes es-
persn2as dc pr6xima redenci6n.
Con mucha politica y elocuentes dis
cursos parlamentariOs, nadie me olga
que vendra nuestra salvaci6n. Esta solo
llegara . ndestras puertas y penetrara
en- nuestros hogares, gozando de credito
el pals, hallando dinero el agrieultor
que sostiene el eomereiO, Ia industria,
todo, porque el trabajo de la terra es
la fuerza mas activa en- la prosperidad
de las naciOnes.
Lamentamos que no fuera con mayor
cantidad de dinero, que la asignada dc
quinientos mil d6lares, con la Que comen
cara a funcionar ell "Banco Federal.
Nos parece bien poca, dadas las cOndi-
clones y neeesidades de Puerto Rico.
Esto mismo nos decia aver Ell abogado,
amigo nuestro, don Ricardo del Toro
Soler.
Jose G. MORALES.
Cabo Roio, 18 de Julio do 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
L1cDo. sERAPIo R. RosADo

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar, en-
esta ciudad, este buen amigo, quien con
brillantes notas acaba de revalidar su
titulo de farmaceutico de la Universidad
de Puerto Rico.
lie rsiteramos nuestras enthusiasts con
gratulaciones al muy quito inteligen-
te joven Rosado, pOr tan grandisimo
triunfO, el cual puede afadirse los mu-
chos cOnquistados va en- el mundo del
arte de la sabiduria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
LOS ExITos DEL sRIALTo"

Ell lunes, julio %, Sc Ilevara a la
pantalla del elegante Y muy artist
co cine "Rialto" la super-produccion
cinematografioa "Amor Supreme,
que TIM extraordinaria fama gNza en-
tire el p6blico de Estados Unidos.
No solo esta pelicula tiene un va
lor Incompatible en- 10 que Sc refie
re a la trama, sino que tGmbien sus
cuadros, escenas Y plsajes estan he
chos con gusto verdaderamente artis
ticos.
Ia interprete principal, Vera Cor
don, que hace prodigios en- "Amor
supreme, obtendra, como en- Otras
producciones, la misma SALIVA de aplau
SOS, pues "Amor supreme, como To-
todramatica, es 10 meior que ha ve-
nido Puerto Rico.
FL "Rialto" lleulra a su pantalla,
mlnana, la emociOnante pelicula "El
Cobarde", en- la que Dustin Farnum
desempeha un papel adminble. Es-
ia otra pelicula es tambien precio-
sa.
Sin duda alguna, que nuestrO publ
co avido tambien de amor supreme,
ira porque el amor es vida y dulzu-
ra, ira a deleitarse con el "Amor Su
premo" que exhibe el "Rialto", y las
bellas y elegantes damas que eoncu
rren a este elegante cine, quedaran
una vez comphcidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25
NuEvA D1REcT1vA
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL-

Ha sido archivado en- la secretria eje-
cuttva un certifcado relative ? Ia cleo
ci6n. Dor un termino que vencera EN- al
gunos casos Ell treinta de diciembre y
en- otros eI treinta de setiembre, del aiio
en- curse, de los senores que han de ser
los directores y ofciales de la ''Logia
s.Luz de Borinquen No. 1890 C. o. U.
de o. +. en- A" En- dicho certifcado
aparecen los siguientes nombres: Jose
Ramirez Bonilla, presidente; Gustavo
Santiago, vice: J. B. Colon, secretario,
Amalio Rentas, subsecretario, Guadalu-
pc Perez, tesOrero, Rafael vazquez, sub
tescrero y Domingo Lopez, N. P. Todos
estos sefores son tambi6n directories.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-25

le cercenara el dedO indice de la mano
derecna.
Cuando GregOrio Sc di6 cuenta del
crimen realizadO, y vic en- Ell suelo san
granite, ell cuerpO de su victima, Sc
encamin6 su casa, en- donde tendio
una colcha en- el piso, colOc6 una al
mohada y Sc acost6 en- aquella CANA
improvisada, produciendose una herida
brutal en- el cuello con ell mismo ma
chete que lie interes6 la traquea Ell
es6fago.
LAS AUToRIDADEs ACTUANDo
Al sitio del suceso Sc trasladaron Ell
juez municipal Licdo. Montalvo Cue
nard y el jefe de Poncia sr. Correa,
practicando la investigation de los he
chos. ordenando la conducci6n de
los heridOs al hospital municipal, en-
donde fueron asistidos por Ell DR.. Ro-
meo, permanenciendo ambos EN- estado
de suma gravedad, esperandOse de un
momento a otro la muerte de cualquie
ra de ellos-
FL arma fue ocupada, y el hecho
califcsdo de atentado la vida, no
habi6ndose fjado fanza alguna por qae
el agresor sigue recluido en- el Hospi-
tai a disposition de las autoridades ju-
diciales.