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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Ell PLAN PARA Ell ARREGLO
DE LAS INDEMNIZACICNES
Sc ESTA ESTUDIANDO CON
DETENIMIENTO

PARIS, abril 16. (Por la United
Press)- Ell presidente del Comite de
Indemnizaciones NJ. Louis Barthou ha
ccntinuado las discusiones comenzadas
eyer con los expertos del Gobierno con
cernientes un arreglo general de las
irdemnizaciones, para presentarlo tan
pronto como Alemania resuelva presen-
tar proposiciones.
FL delegado de Belgica en- ell seno
del Comite, senior Delacroix, Sc ha reu-
nido con los expertos belgas fin de
presentar tambi5n un proyecto para ell
arreglo de las indemnizaciones, ell cual
estara en- ammonia con ell que elaboren
los expertos franceses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
La Francia cOntinuara hasta Ell
I'm la obra cOInenzada, ha dicho
en- Dunquerque M. POincar6

+ DUNQUERQUE, abril 16.-(Por Ca
BILE Frances) Ante una imponente con
currencia en- la que fornaban personas
de todo el pals ell jefe del Gobierno M.
Raymond Poincare ha delineado en- I'm
importantisirno y sensational discurso
la politica de Francia frente la ocu-
paci6n del Ruhr las cuestiones de
las indemnizaciones. Tan pronto como
M. Poincar6 descorri6 la tela que cubrfa
ell hermoso monumento levantado en-
memoria de los ounce nifios muertos
por las bonbas de los aeroplanos ale
mancs durante la guerra, dio comienzo
a su discurso en- ell cual Sc ratific6 en-
las declaraciones que hiciera cuando Sc
clausuro ell Parlamento acerca de la
ocupaci6n del Ruhr.
Ell discurso del Jefe del Gobierno ha
sido pubicado por todos los peri6dicos
comentado en- terminus favorables,
puesto que representa- la politica actual
del Gobierno y ell mas enfatico mentfs
cuantos rulnores han circulado acer-
ca de la debilidad del Gobierno en- 10
relative al Ruhr y las indemnizacio-
nes.
Refriendose al Ruhr M. Poincare di-
jo:
Las tropas francesas estan en- ell
Ruhr para asegurar la paz EN- Europa y
es en- vano Que los alemanes piensen
un solo momento en- la debilidad de
nosotros. La Francia continuara pa
cientemente hasta ell fin la obra comen-
zada no hay NADIA que nos haga rec
tifcar nuestra actitud.
Con referencia los rumores circu-
1ados de que Francia est& realizando
gestiones para negar un arreglo con
Alemania M Poincare ha dicho
''Acerca de las noticias que Sc re-
feren que Francia esta deseosa de al
canzar un arregIo con Alemania, solo
puedo decir que yo soy ell primer sor-
prendido. ESQ es total y absolutamen-
to insxacto La tarea actual de. la Fran
cia en- Ell Ruhr es necesaria en- su
eiecuci6n ella demostrara su frmeza,
como ha demostrado hasta ahora su
tolerancia.
Francia debe jactarse en- Ell future
de que ha llevado a fehz ternino Ia
.ebra colnenzada por8 sus .g.oriosos muer-
tos.
Con relaci6n Estados Unidos e In
glaterra M. Poincare manifesto 10 81
guiente:
Gel cambio de sentimientos y de cri
terio que Sc. ha operado en- nuestros ami
gos de Estados Unidos y Gran Bretafa,
demuestra cual es y hasta donde ira la
polftica resuelta y decisiva de Fran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Ia NUEVA PROCLAMA DEL
GENERAL DEGOUTTE

PARIS, abril 16.- (Por Gable Fran
ces).- La Ultima ordenanza del gene
raj Degoutte estipula que todos los
veilieulos que transporter carbon CO.
QUE deberan sacar un permiso especial
de las autoridades nailitares indicando
cue han pagado los derechos Gle con-
tribuci6n de 10 contrario 81 no es
cumplido ese requisite, seran impuestas
penas que fuctdan entire cuatro seis
amos de yrision o Ell pago de una null
ta de Glen millones de marcos.
La proclama de Degoutte ha circula-
do hoy trav6s de todas las regiones
ocupadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
SE CONFIRMA Ell VIAJE DE
LLOYD GORGE

LoNDRES, abril 16.-- (Por Ia Unit
ed Press).- FL ex-jefe del gobierno
sefior Lloyd George fue interrogado es4
ta tarde por representatives de Il. Prem
sa, acerca de las noticias circuladas de
que el pensaba hacer un viaje al ex
tranjero.
FL sefor Lloyd George manifesto
QUE las noticias, en- efecto, eran cier-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Isnlet Pasha y el ge
neral Pen6 discutii-
ran eSta Semana la
plotesta de Franciia

CoNsTANrIN oPAA, abrll l6.-
(Por la United Press). --segdn noti-
clas offciales, la protesta que ha for
n.uIado ell Gobierno de Francia contra
Us concesiones hechas al allnirants
Chester, ser&n ampliamente discritidas
ecta .semana entire Ismet Pasha y el
general Pelle, alto Comisario frances
acui.
H. .conferencia Sc llevara cabo en-
Esrlirna, donde llegara esta semana la
delegation turca antes de dirigirse a
Lausanne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Que es 10 mas benO
en- Estados UnidOs

dorado Taft, ell famoso esc1ltor nor.
teamericano, dijo no hace mucho que 10
cnico bello que hay en- las peQuefias
c:udades de los Estados Unidos son sus
rrujeres y sus arboles.
La anterior es una aseveraci6n basa-
GA en- ell hecho de que no hay en- este
rafs, como en- Europa, castillos feuda.
les, nj catedraIes, nj puentes hist6ricos-
La historic no ha puesIo Ell se'lo de
Ia tradici6n en- este pals. En- Europa
es la filigrana de los siglos. Los Estados
Onidos son mas Ell pals del COMFORT
cue de la belleza.
Pero, indudablemente, en- bellezas ma
turales, NADIA tiene que envidiarle este
pals al Viejo Mundo. La naturaleza es
tan exuberante 81 no mas a las ofillas
Gel Hudson como a las orillas del Sena
del Danubio.
Ocurre, sin embargo, aqui que pare
ce que hnbiera ell empeno deliberate de
ccultar las behezas naturales.
Toma listed el tren que 10 neva de
Nueva York Y New Rochelle y al mirar
por la ventanil1a no puede aprsciar La
belleza del panorama porque inmensos
Csrteles de todas clases de avisos in
terceptan su nirada.
Esos avisos lie diran quien hacs ell
plejor tocino, Ia mejor gonna para mas
car, los mejores tacos de zapato, eI me-
COR remedio para Ia dyspepsia para La
relajaci6n de los nervios, lie inpedi-
ran usted gozar de un panorama
nlagnifico, que por ST solo seria, acaso,
el mejor remedio para la dyspepsia y
para la relajaci6n de los nervios
Contra este erimen de lesa naturale-
"a Sc ha organizado recientemente aquf
IN movimiento que esta llamado to-
,Iar caracteres nacionales, la Fedora
-ci6n de los Clubs Femeninos del Es-
tado de Nueva York es la originadora
&c este movimiento que tiende elimi-
rar los carteles de avisos de todas aque
Las parties donde oculten las bellczas
naturales
Bienvenido sea ell nuevo movimiento
porque Ia verdad es que Ell af5n de
2visar-muy justo, sin duda-no ha de-
jado en- todo ell pals un rinc6n donde
uno pueda colnulgar intimamente con
la naturaleza
Creo 70 que fuera de este movimien-
to que ohedece solo a fines est6ticos,
Gebiera 1anzarse otro basado en- estu.
dos psicol6gicos. Ell que este cacr;be
tlene iIln amigo que no puede pssarse
un dia sin to1nar un medicamento es-
pecial que no ha de nombrar para no
hacerme REQ del crimen que denancio.
Este amigo gozaba de perfecta salud;
pero de tanto leer los avisos de este
neiicamento Que describfan los sinto-
mas de la enfermedad para la cuaI Sc
recomendaba, lego sentir esos mis-
mos sfntoinas tan vividamente descri-
tcs
En- realidad, un redactor de avisos
de cierta n1edicina de patente hacs tan
blen su trabajo que muchos de i,s lec-
torres de sus anuncios contraen, por su-
gestion, la enfermedad para La cual
Sc recomienda la medicina.
Lo que, naturalmente, me hace pen
sar en- un pariente milo, que es dentista
y que sienpre hace que su esposa sirva
Eombones y caramelos a todos los ami
gos de la casa.
va me los pagaran, dice.
~ AIamiro CORONA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
LOS MTNIsTROs AL RUHR

PARIS, abril 16. (Por la United
Press).- Ell ministro de la Guerra M.
Maginot y sus colegas del Cabinets NJ
lie Trocquer> y M. De Lasteyre parti-
T5n esta nochs para ell Ruhr con Ell
FIJI de hacer efectivas las medidss edoo
tadas por la conforencia de Premiers
franco-bergas efectuada la semana Ill
TINA en- esta capital
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
IrnpOrtante

HUDSON & ESSEX MOTOR DEAL
FRS LIMTD avisa al pdblico que no
habiendo nombrado adn agentes vende-
dores en- San Juan en- la Isla, ningu-
na persona esta autorizada para repre-
sentar1os. Cuando sean designados estos
agentes, seran provistos todos de la CO.
rrespondiente credencial. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Ell MINISTRO MAGINoT IRA
AL RUHR sIGUIENDO VIAJE
HACIA BRUSELAS

PARIS, abril is. (Por Gable Fran
ces).- Un conunicado Official dice que
e! ministro de la Guerra NJ Maginot So
unira los sefiores LIE Trocquer = De-
lasteyre EN- Ell Ruhr y que luego segui-
"a viaje para Bruselas, donde confe-
renciara con M. Deveze, ministro de la
Defensa NacionaI de Belgica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
ALO QUE RICE ELL QUAY
ID. DORSAY z 6

PARIS, abril 16. (Por la United
Press 81 Quay d,orsay snuncia que
las difcJltades creadas con motive del
Euevo proyecto de Mr.. Wadsworth, q be
decen a meros detalles tecnicos que
81 delegado americana pedira hoy nue.
vas v mas extensas instruceiones a
Washington
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
UNA INTERPOLATION "A
POINCARE?

PARIS, abfil 1e.-POr la United
Press).- anuncia que los diputados
socialistas exphearan una Interpolation
sen la Camara acerca de las declaraeio-
mes vertidas ell domingo en- DunQuer-
que por M. Poincare.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
LOS FRANCHISES CONFIsGAN
VAGONES DE CARBON

coLoN1A,, abri1 1s.-(For Gable
Franc@s) I'm despacho de Gladbeck
dice que los franceses han empezado
confscar los vagones de carbon recibi-
dos ali.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Ell GOBIERNO FRANCES RE-
CIBE UN CoMUNICADO DE
LONDRES

LoNDREs, abril 16-(Por Gable
Frances) Ell Gobierno ha recibido una
declaration de Downing Street en- La
cual Sc desnnienten los rumores de que
Ell Gabinete de Bonar Law tiene inten-
clones de renunciar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Alemania dispuesta
a pagar 80 biIlOnes

BERLIN, abril 16.- Omitted Press)
Ell ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res Herr Rosenberg ha declarado en- ell
Reichstag, revelando por vez primera
ell proyecto de Bergman, que Alema-
MIA esta dispuesta pagar la suma de
tgsinta billonss de marcos 81 Sc 10
permite negociar emprestitos interna-
cionales. s3si
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
LOS MINISTRIES FRAN CE.SES
SALEM ESTA NOCHE PARA
Ell RUHR sl5

PARIS, abril I6. (Por la United
e'ress) lie Efatin" asegura que el
Gobierno ha eEcargado los ministries
lie Trocquer, De Lasteyre y Maginot
lara cue pongan en- ejecuci6n inrnedia-
tainente las medidas acordadas por la
ccnferencia de los Premiers franco-bel-
gas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
DTMITE Ell GOBTEREO DE
SERBIA

LoNDREs, abril 16.-Despachos re
cibidos por la Central News dicen
que ell Gabinete serbio, presidido por
Patchit ha presentado la dimisi6n.
Ell Gobierno ha rehusado aceptar las
condolences de Radix acerca de la revi-
sion la Constitution.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
POINCARE Y LOUCHEUR
EN- PARIS

PARIS, abril 16.-(POr Gable Fran
ces) Ell jefe del gobierno NJ. Poin-
care y el cx-ministro sehor Locherr
han llegado aqui esta manana, de re-
greso de Dunquerque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Ell EXPREMTER BRITANNICA
LLOYD GEORGE VISITARA
EN- SETIEMBRE ESTADOS
UNIDOS Y CANADA

sLoNDREs, abril 16.- (Por Ia Unit
ed Press).- Ell ''Daily Express ; antsn5
cia que Ell ex-premier Lloyd George
saldra en- setiembre con direction los
Estados Unidos, con ell fin de pronun-
ciar varios discursos de indole inter
nscional
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
THEUNYS Y JASPAR EN-
BRUSELAS

BRUsELAs, abril 1e.-(POr la Uni
ted Pross).-Los senores Theunys y
Jsspar han llegado aqui hoy, proceden-
tes de Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
MERoADo DE AzUoAR

Information suministrada por ell Sc
nor Ruiz Soler.
NEW YORK, lunes 16.-El prone
dio de precio de la primera quincena de
abril es $7.4967.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
cUATRo MINAs ocUPADAs

DUssELDoRF, abril 1e.-(Por la
United Press Los franceses han
ocupado cuatro ninas en- el distrito de
Castrop.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Downing Street declara enfatica-
llente que BOnar Law no tiene
las iintenciOnes de dinfitir

LoNDREs, abriI 1e. (Por La United
Press) - Esta malana a las diez fue
declarado oficialmente en- Downing
Street que Ell jefe del gobierno Bonar
Law, no tiene intenci6n alguna de di-
naitir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Ell TRATADO COMMERCIAL
FRANCO=ITALIANO

ROMA, }abril l6.4 (Por Ia United
Press) Fl eaBinete apfob6l pOr una
lnimidad ell tratado comercial franco
italiano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
MAGINOT PARTTRA Ell JUE=
YES HACIA Ell RUHR

PARIS, abril 1e.-POr la United
Press) Hoy Sc ha informado que Ell
ministro de la Guerra, NJ. Maginot,
partira ell jueves pr6ximo con direction
al Euhr. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Sc REDUcIRA Ell IMPUEsTo
SoBRE LAS CERVEzAS

LoNDREs, abril 1e.--(Por la Unit
ed Press) .-se informa que ell Parla-
mento reducira el impuesto actual So
bre las cervezas.
Smyrna times., 1923-06-06

dance. Those taking part in the play
let We're: Deborah Scott, Bessie Mayn-
ard. Jane Mullin, Kitty Cochran, Es-
ther Seaman, Frances Tatnall, Mar
garet Reinhart, Martha Grubb, Eliza
beth Bailey, Nancy Trott, Helen Tat
nall, Mildred Kirkus, Imogen Weten-
baker, Margaret Ayars, Ethel Bastian,
Hope Spare, Katherine Carmichael,
Marian litter, Betty Nesbit, Esther
Tatnall. The booths, which did an eX-
cellent business, We're in charge of the
following chairmen: country table,
Miss Marian Brown of Ialleyville;
fancy work, Miss Jane Lea Of St. An
drew's; cakes, Mrs. G. w. Coverdale
of Newark; pies, Miss Carrie Gem
mill, of New Castle; candy, Miss
Louise Tatnall Of Calvary; fairy gar
den, Mrs.Lucie Quayle of Old Swedes'
cafeteria, Mrs Robert Tomlinson OF
Old Swedes; lemonade, Mrs. Charlie.
Dickey of Newport; ice cream, Mrs
Lewis Of Milford; flowers, Miss Mar
ian Beadenkopf Of Trinity.
Smyrna times., 1923-06-06

listing the aid of 9portsmen in shoot
ing game destroying animals and
birds before they have an opportUi-
ty 10 cause destruction during the
nesting and mating season. Plans
are being made to have every sports
man interested in game protection,
spend some time ridding woods, fields
and marshes Of predatory hawks, owls
and crows, weasels, and others who
annually kill ten times as much game
as all gunners combined. 1t has been
stated that the red squirrel alone Will
kill POO birds a season, while the great
horned owl destroys annually covey
after covey of quail. Special efforts
are being made to enlist the aid of
game lovers against the crow who is
described as destroying individually
more birds of all kinds, more birds
eggs and young poultry than any 9th
el bird that ever tapped a wing. AL
game destroying animals and bird,
are classed by spoItsmen and game
lovers as vermine, and it is expected
that velmin hunting clubs can be or
ganized here and that members Of es
tablished gun clubs viii join in tn
movement by going into the wood
and shooting as many game destroy
ers as they can find.
Smyrna times., 1923-06-06

Under the direction of the Treas
ury Department, strong efforts are be-
ing made to develop plans for bring
inc before the people Of this country
the opportunities which this govern
ment provides for those forward-Iook-
ing individuals who desire to fortify
themselves against the turns of for
tune
To that effect an Interesting booklet
on the subject, How other People Get
Ahead has been prepared ana issued
by the Government Savings System.
It is designed particularly to help peo-
PIE with moderate incomes. and it CON
tainS practical suggestions on meth
DDS of expenditure and saving that
ought 10 be of value to many
II points out how to differentiate
between good and bad investments,
how to recognize the danger signs of
fraudulent schemes, and it shows the
essentials of sound investment.
Getting ahead, making money bring
its high return in the safest way
this is the keynote of the Treasury,
message to the tens of thousands VIII,
are interested in these practical mat
! terS
This little book is fun of wise coun
Smyrna times., 1923-06-06
MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL
HOLDS COMMENCEMENT WEEK
BEGAN FRIDAY WITH 4 CLASS
PLAY AND ENDED LAST NIGHT
Miss Marjorie Z. Records Was Val
edictorian and Edward Hart, Jr-
Was SalutatOrian-Addr

The seniors of the NIiddletoWn High |
School and the teachers had a big |
commencement week The first of
the programs was the senior play
"Nothing But the Truth, the second
production rendered by the class this
year. This play was presented i'm the
New Century Club auditorium Friday
evening. Nothing But the Truth" is
built upon the simple idea of the hero
speaking nothing but the absolute
truth for a stated period 1t has been
so we'll worked out that the audience
was kept in The throes of laughter
| throughout the entire evening. This
| was the only entertainment Of the
series at which a charge was made,
| the proceeds were used i'm defraying
necessary commencement expenses.
The cast included Edward Hart, Har-
mon Reynolds, Albert Daniels, Har-
mon Money, Walter Beasteu, Caroline
| Fouracrc, Harriet Black, Esther
Money, Margie Records, Deweese
CHM, Margaret Harris The class
night exercises were held on Monday
evening in the New Century Club. The
program was: Instrumental solo, Miss
June Johnson, '21; greetings, Walter
Beasten, class president; class history
Edward Hart; class motto, Harmon
Money; class flower, Harriet Black;
class colors, Gordon Armstrong; class
poem, Edna Reynolds; gifts to the
girls, Burton Williams; instrumental
solo, Miss June Johnson; gifts to the
boys, Margaret Records; class proph-
ecy, Margaret Clark; oration, w. Har-
mon Reynolds, Jr.; class will, Caro-
| line Fouracre. The commencement
| exercises took place last evening il
| the Everett Theatre. This program
| included: Instrumental solos, Mrs
| Elizabeth Bennett; america" b,
| audience, led by Charles H. Stewart
| invocation, Rev. John Townley, paste
| of Forest Presbyterian Church; voca
| solo, Miss Helen McWhorter; saluta
| tory, Edward Hart, Jr.; address, Rev
| DR.. Francis Burgette Short, of Ney
| York City; music, Mrs. Bennett; mes
sage to class, Congressman Ralph {
| Cole, of Ohio; valedictory, Margie +
| Records; presentation of diploma:
/ Martin B. .Burris, president of tn
| Board of Education; benediction, Re1
DR.. John H. Beauchamp, of Whining
ton. The class motto was Forward;
class colors, red and white; class flow
er, red and white carnations. Th
graduates We're: Mary Elizabeth A
well, John Gordon Armstrong, Harrit
q Gallagher Black, Walker Johnsto
Beasten, Margaret Deputy Clark, A
bert Silver Daniels, Harrison Vand
grift Davis, Caroline Fouracre, Lid
Deweese CHM, Edward Hart, Jr. Ma
garet Anna Harris, Walter HarmC
Money, AIargie Elizabeth Record
secretary; Edna May Reynolds, Wa
ter Harmon Reynolds, Jr., BurtC
Pearson Williams.
Smyrna times., 1923-06-06

sci ON saving, spending ana investing,
for the question it asks and answers
'Wly ann l NOT so prosperous as my
uei@hbor, whose income is less than
mineE'-is a question of every conSci-
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simultaneously with the issue and
distribution Of this helpful booklet.
the Treasury department has an
nounced that the sale Of Treasury
Savings Certificates has been made "A
permanent part of its financing pro-
gram states Savings Director George
f. Lloyd. who represented the Third
Federal Reserve District at the Wash
ington conference Already more
than S127. 100000 worth of these Ger
tificateS have been sold in this coun-
try during the first four months this
year These Certificates are popular
from the fact that they are absolutely
safe and Weld a good rate of interest
How other People Get Ahead book
let gives many valuable facts in thi,
respect"
This little book may be obtained
free Of charge upon request from loca
poStmaSterS. Savings Division. Thirf
Federal Reserve Bank, Philadelphia
or from the Treasury Department
Washington. d. c.
Smyrna times., 1923-06-06
PLAYLET AT BISHOPSTEAD
Feature of Garden Party Given by
Girls Friendly Society, a Success

The garden party given by the Girls
Friendly Society of the Diocese of
Delaware Friday afternoon at Bishop
stead was very successful. The beau
tiful grounds provided a charming
background for the little playlet,
cinderella" given by members Of
the Trinity Society, and for the grace
full dances Of Adele Rubenstein, the
little Russian dancer. She received
much applause for her interpretative
dances, which related the tragic story
of a woman in Europe dying of hun
ger, the tale of little girl trying to
escape mysterious enemies, and the
joyful dance of a girl to greet her
sister who is a bride. She also did
some jigs. Although Adele has been
in this country for only eight months,
she speaks English fuently and ex-
planned the story revealed in each
Smyrna times., 1923-06-06
MOVEMENT TO PROTECT GAME

Aid of Sportsmen Solicited To Shoot
Game Destroying Animals and Birds
A movement is under way to pro-
tect the game Of this section by en-
New Britain herald., 1923-03-29
.DESERTERS CHARGED WITH
MURDER or YOUNG WOMAN
sailors win be Brought From New
York to New Jersey, Unless
Objections Arc Sustained

New York, March 20. Nv Robert
Downey and John Flannery, deserters
from the battleship North Dakota,
who are wanted In New Jersey for
the murder OF 17-year-old Christina
Hervish. OF Wellington, late yester-
day were given until o'clock tomor-
row, to apply for writs of habeas cor
pus in an effort to. avoid extradition.
The sailors were called before Su-
preme Court Justice Flanger yester-
day for hearing on q governors war
rant for their removal TO New Jersey.
They declared they wanted to contest
removal. AT a.
The Hervish girls body was found
December /, in field near Walling-
ton, where she had been assaulted.
Downey, alias McGrath, was captured
when he telephoned New York police
to advise them that another man held
In connection with the murder was
innocent. Police claim to have OBJ
tained confession from him. In
which he implicated Flannery. '
New Britain herald., 1923-03-29
TAKES $4,000 PAYROLL

Lone Bandit Steps From Car. SnatcheS
satchel From Paper Mills Cashier
and Makes Escape.
+. -,
Hagerstown, Md. March 2s.-Alex-
,ander Fechtig. cashier Of the Rou-
iette Paper Mills, was held up and
robbed of $4,000 yesterday afternoon
by a lone bandit. The robber. six
feet tall and sandy haired, jumped
into his automobile, after snatching
the bag in which Fechtig carried the
money, and drove away.
Half an hour later it was reported
that a man answering his description
had been arrested on the highway
leading to Waynesboro. Pa, but the
report proved erroneous.
Fechtig, in his report to the police.
said he had been to the bank to get
the payroll for the paper mill and was
on his way back to the mill. When
he was within a short distance OF his
office the bandit drove up, stopped
his machine and jumped to the side
walk shouting: Throw up your
hands" ez 49,. Id F.<#ts t
Fechtig, backed away from the
bandit, and as he did SO was felled
by 4 blow with blackjack which the
bandit carried in his left hand.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-29

BETHLEHEM STOCK INCREASES
Trenton. N. J., March 2sD-The
Bethlehem Steel Corp. yesterday in
creased its capital stock from $685.
100000 to $404,500,000. The state
collected a fee of $4,000.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-29
S5 Buildings Destroyed in
Fire Caused by Cigarette

Martinsviile. N. j.. March 2p.--
Fifteen dwellings and 20 barns and
garages were burned In a fire that
yesterday swept part OF the village
OF Martinsville. n. j., at the foothills
OF Watching mountain. nine miles
from Plainfeld. Fifty persons made
homeless, their belongings destroyed,
are being sheltered temporarily In the
village hotel and In the homes Of
other residents.
A lighted cigarette tossed into can
of varnish started the fire. E