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New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
PLAINV|LLE TOWN
CHARTER AMENDED
Legislature Acts Today.-Kills
Civil Service Bill

Hartford, Feb. l5.-The judieiar,
committee reported to the house Of
representatives today against tho
Southwhek bill, heard yesterday. e
create civil service commission. Mr.
Darbie of Killingly said the bill had
a lengthy hearing yesterday and nc
good reason was advanced for the
necessity of such q law In Connect.
cut" The house accepted the report
and rejected the bill.
In the senate a protest In vigorous
words was given by Senator Brooks
against unnecessary haste" In adopt
| ing the bill creating the town court
of West Hartford. He protested yes
terday and followed it up today be-
cause there seemed TO be a prospect
that other bills were to be put through
under suspension of the rules.
Brooks Carries Point.
Later, when the house sent up q
bill amending the charter OF the STAFF
ford Springs court, Senator Brooks
made protest against adoption of
measures under suspension of the
rules. A vote to suspend the rules
showed only Senator's Wilder and
Park in favor, and the rest against.
When the bill came up from the
house amending the charter of the
Manchester Court Senator Brooks
again protested and carried his point
by the same vote.
In view of the opposition of the
senate to putting measures through
,,p In cio
bills concerning commissioner auth
orizing selectmen to regulate con-
struction of marques, relating to sew
or construction and the board of fl
nance and concerning the police COM
missioners of Orange went to the
calendar
Mile Stone Memorials.
The military affairs committee re-
ported in a bill to provide a memorial
to World War soldiers in the form
of mile stones on highways and sent
1t to the appropriations committee for
money with which to start the pro-
ject.
In the house the judiciary commit
tee reported in the following bills:
faNOfaDIe report.
Mcpherson shall hold office as an
appointive member of the state board
of finance while such person is a
trustee, director, commissioner or
member of the board of managers of |
any state institution or an institution |
aid from the state by speci-
fc appropriation made by the general |
assembly, provided the provisions of |
his act shall apply to no member of |
said board of finance who is trustee, |
1irector, commissioner or member of |
BOARD of managers of state institu-
ion or of any institution receiving |
state aid located in the town in which |
such member resides or in a loan adj
acent thereto.
Section This act shall take eff
'ect from its passage
Last session and this session the
dill which was to be used for the one
low reported was popularity referred
o as the "E. *. Hubbard bill' be-
,ause he was the person who was to
DC affected by 1t.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
COMMUNICATED.
ditor New Britain Herald,

Editor New Britain Herald,
City,
Dear Sir:-Without a doubt a great
many agree with "A Workingman' s.
communication as per your issue last
evenings Herald. except the cut OF
fremen's pay, through their hazardous
occupation, they are entitled to all
they are getting, every cent?.
Yes, why pay the superintendent
of schools six thousand dollars?
Many better fitted person for the
position is available at a less figure.
Why was he allowed to resume his
position when he all but resigned
some few months ago, (ready to quit
our schools) when he thought he was
in line for another position, but which
lob" did not materialize.
That was the time to have placed
his resignation OH file and accepted.
ANOTHER TAXPAYER.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
WORKERS HERE AND ABROAD.

Statistics from Washington tend to
show that one coal miner in this
country produces as much in day
as three miners in Great Britain S
coal industry, but almost twice as
many miners are killed here as in
England, and three times as many
are hurt. Figures are given to sus-
tain these facts, such as those show
ing that ne-third more miners are
employed in England than here
while the coal produced there is less
than one-half that taken from the
ground in this country. Slightly
more than one man out OF every
1000 is hurt in England, while
nearly four men in 1000 are in
jured here.
There is every reason TO believe
that the ratio of ability OF workers
in this country in every field of
manual labor is about the same as
that of the coal industry. Thus we
may believe that workmen here are
three times as productive as work
men in England-three times as
valuable to their employers, in other
words. Workmen and employers,
naturally, will take pride in this fact.
but there is more information than
this to be gained from these inter-
esting statistics.
Americans cannot read these fig
les TO mean that Americans alone
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
by ALBERT JOHNSON
U. ). Representative From Washing
ton, Third District

+ was during a
rot fight In Con-
yress over certain
western land laws
rhe western con-
gressmen h a d
formed what now
we'd call a bloc"
and were making
4 tremendous to-
do in their effort
10 get these laws
modified more to
their liking.
Joe Cannon, in
the course of the
debate, rose and
80 I'll.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
SUGAR FLUCTUATIONS.
Drops of On Opening, But Some of
the Losses Are Recovered.

New York, Feb. 15.--Further sharp
declines in raw sugar futures occur
red at the opening of the sugar mar
ket today.
the selling orders were absorbed and
there were rallies of several points
from the lowest.
Practically all leading refiners were
reentering the market at prices rang
ing from to $50 for fine graduated.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
LEr TINE LrAGrE DID ID.


Frances action IN the Ruhr, Thus y
may be said England does not ap'
prove such actions. Bonar Law beinf
England's Prime Minister, France
with Premier Poincare not quite as
enthusiastic as popular opinion IN
that country, cries eolloauially u
should worry" or some phrase ia
that effect. France Is not especially
anxious. at the moment, 10 have any
one trouble her or interfere.
But the Liberal party in England.
20 the actions of which Bonar Law
is bit Indifferent. has harmonized
the differences within itself and de-
cided TO 20 on record as wanting 10
do something TO settle things In
Europe. u has discovered that n
person by the name OF Hughes, hold
Ing the office Of Secretary OF state of
somewhat important Union Of
States across the ocean from Eng
those United States would be glad to
join in trying to bring about such
settlement IL the proper invitation
we're forthcoming. So the Liberal
party in England has recorded itself
as wanting to aid in safeguarding
the peace of Europe and arranging
for reparations payment. and the
Liberals now remember the Hughes
suggestion and cry why not?"
The answer is plain. There is Il
good reason why the administration
of the United States will not greet
the proposal that America be asked
to aid in this discussion Of the repa-
rations matter. for the Liberals have
suggested that the Council of the
League of Nations appoint a commits |
sion of experts to report on the ca
pacity of Germany to pay rcparations |
and upon the best method of effect
ing such payments and that lin view
of the recent indications of willing
ness on the part of the Government
of the United States of America to
participate in a conference to this
end, the British representative on the
Council OF the League be instructed
to urge that an invitation be ex-
tended to the American government
TO appoint experts to serve upon the
Commission"
The Liberals in England should re-
member that the League of Nations
still bears the faint of the Demo-
cratic party, headed by one Woodrow
Wilson. The present american Gov
eminent" would have nothing to do
with any such invitation coming
from a member of any body of the
League of Nations. What's in q
name? Well, enoughs in that name
to prevent the acceptance by the
present administration of any plan
suggested or inspired by anyone or
any BODY VINO or winch connects inc
even remotely, with that
League of Nations. Try something
else, gentlemen of the Liberal party
or wait until that time comes when
the practical advantage of the Leagne
ideal is recognized by an administra-
ton not afraid of the word League"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
IRISH REBEL MARRIEs.
Bofin. Being Sought by Army. re-
ported as Having Married ON Monday

Belfast. Feb. 1.-THE Irish 1rregu-
lar leader. Bofn. against whom the
Free State is engaged in an extensive
campaign in the Arigna mountains of
County Cavan. was married on Mon
day in the village church at Leitrim,
according to q report from Belturbet
today.
The sweeping of the hills where the
insurgent leader and his followers
have taken refuge was being Sigor-
ously pressed, said today's report
from the vicinity.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Mhen police DO their regular target
practice, their score may be improved
BY providing dummy OF an innocent
byslandeF as target
The difference between a clean
table cloth and soiled one is that
you seldom spill anything on soiled
one,
Correct this senIeneei run out and
play In the slash and snow" said the
fond motherl "a little exposure will
tougher yeu,"
Let US be grateful for these
pempous individuals who feel very
important, There are so few things
In the world 10 make US smile,
The world will have more respect
for the oPinions of the church IL the
church will pay less attention 20 the
opinions OF the world,
When an experienced wife wishes
TO be eourted anew she remains silent
and answers wisifuilyl NO. dear;
there's nothing the matter"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

fAs snly pFostshis sayiFtisinE Hssiam IN
the CIR, Circulation hsass saa press
ream always open O. advertisers
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

i've heard lot of sound and fury
in my time. but the most impressive
sound in my experience is the sound
of little bunch of western congress-
men making a noise like majority"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
Facts and Fancies
tsY POr;ERT oCTIJ,ENi.

A hick town is place where every
body wonders what that bell is ring
ing for.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

At any rate. the stork never will
run out of market for his wares
The poor we have with us always.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Cain had one advantage. His dad
couldn't boast about how good he was
as little boy.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Nrmisf ssaht nsrrae ef sffes'a"""
fhs A. n, Q 10 . hs'iarsl organisation
vfieh fufh'shes newspapers aha saver,
tissfs wiir strictly honest ansisss ~
circuit tiNn cur eiFrulatiaH statistics ere
kzsed nphn this audit, This iHsnnes pre-
tsetial. against fraud IN newspaper dis'
trihut'an nsuFes 20 beth nsth nal snd w.
cal advertisers
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
New Britain Herald

ssRsL.p PUBLISHING eoMPAkf
Assass psilE, ssaasy EEespisal,
A. Hssis Rlss~ o. ehsFsh street.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

The icicles thud. and we shall have
mud, and what will pedestrians do
then, poor things?
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Some people spend their surplus
money having a good time, and some
spend it foolishly.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

The reason the dove doesn't bring
the olive branch in its bill is because
the bill isn't complete yet.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

1t is an insult to call any man
a liar but it is doubly insulting if
the descriptions fits.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Another sad commentary on our
boast of most cities is their size.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
IN THE HOUSE

AT a short session of the house a
Z. Kent Hubbard bill so-called. was
reported in, and the bill TO create a
civil service commission rejected. On
the latter Mr.. Darbie said that the
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

ire Asstfistsd PHsFs 70 exclusively entitled
% the use fer - equalization af ell news
sFsattst 20 II e. net ethsrstss CREATES
- this RaRsf sAa also leesl HsFs pub
Ashsa heFeia
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Patriotism, whether municipal OF
national, is just conviction that 81
cellence begins and ends at home.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

The sale of marks enables Germany
to begin recovery; perhaps the sale of
police dogs will finish the job.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

The man who said what you don't
know doesn't hurt you" never saw a
gossip suffering for information.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Learning TO skate isn't such a trying
experience for those accustomed to
beating a tattoo on a Ford seat that
way.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

And so the Germans will fight II
imposed upon too much? Let's see.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

Fresh eggs sic doz. Russell Bros
-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-15
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New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

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New Britain herald., 1923-02-15

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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sfes fAEss usAihs
fks . Aanth.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-24
El Supreme de guerra y marina
ha decretado el procesamiento
DR. COLL Y7OsE del General Cavalcanti
DR.. COLLY TOSTE

fIa entrstlo en- franca convalccen-
cia a illlstre IIistoriador de Puerto
Rico, Or. Cayetano Coli y Tostc; de
10 cual nos alegramos much0. La per
dida tel saba amigo hubicra sido un
gran golpe para el pals cuando Sc
cncucntra empeliado en- una cbra de
tanta trascendencia como la rectifica-
ci6n de la historic puertorriqueia.
4 Lleya publicados va dicz tom0s inte-
Icsantisimos, nuestro distinguido ami
20, los cuales han servido Ge gran nyu-
tla Ill DR. Miller, para ciiriquccer la
lltcratura Y bibliograffa nuestra. II
mismo DR.. Miller, 10 confiesa asi ell
q pi6logo de su brillante obra. Sir el
holctfn Hist0rico de Puerto Rico. no
lillhiera podido llevar a efecto su be-
lln libro escOlar. Reiteramos al queri-
do amigo nuestras mas sinceras fell
citacioncs p0r haber recuparadD la sa-
lud tan fuertemente qucbrantada en-
cstDs dfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-24
ADMINISTRATOR
JUDICIAL
:. j. RhhardsoR,


Habiendo sido nombrado por la Hon.
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, PRI.,
MER DISTRITO, ADMINISTRATOR;
JUDICIAL de los bienes del finadol
Don Julio Cayere, hagc saber todaS
aquellas personasy entidades que
puedan tener alguna 'relacion de negos
clos de cualquiera clase pendientes con-.
dicho senior, hoy SUI succession, que la
mayor brevedad possible, deben, diri-
girse al que suscribe para liquidar
Y arres'ar dichos asuntos.
Mi residencia es en- la Ave. F'eris,
No. 5, entrando pcr la calle del HI
podromo de Santurce.
Tel. Saturce5S.
San Juan, P. +. Is de Sept. 1925.
Snc. y Cayere.
Por Juan Behltez Gomez,
Administrator Judicial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-24
La relaci6n del Extra
no misterio del Pacifi-
co" da margen al Sr.
Richardson para hacer
una opOrtuna obser-
vaci0n. !
sr. Director de EE' iMPARcIAL.
San Juan. n. X.

Sl. I'iIttioIs ue El4 lMT AhShAiH
San Juan, r.. K.
AIuy senior mio .A"i'
En- 81 peri0tico que ,tifgnamente us
ted difige y en la edicf6il correspon-
diente al itierncs II de septiembfe del
corrfente aiio he lefdo con mucho in
terts mn altfsulo titulado lei Extra
no AIistelio del Pacffco''
/ FL sefor +. Dickie en- diclo articulo
supone que Ia isla de Easter PAS
cuasJ Ell ii Oceano Pacitico ha sido,
parte de- I'm continente unida ei uit
tempo "a ld, que es hoy la costa de
Chile t5 ~
FL dice que los fdolos estatuas lie
los cualeS habian .mis de scis cien-
tos fueron hechos con la lava tomatia
del crater H0tf ltf. En- el National
Geographic Magazine de diciembrc lie,
1921. Ia isla de Easter pascuas. eS-
til deScrta profusalnente con detalies
Y fotograffas tomadas por In cxpetIi-
ci6n Routledge que visit0 V explore
dicha isla v ellos atirman que esas es-
tatuas fueron hechas con la lava to-
NADIA del crater del Rano Karaku[v
no del Hotf Iti
I.o mas as0lnbroso del case. sin chi
barge. es que esta isla va no eXiste,
porque fue tragada por el octano la
ce cuatroj meses seglin nm cable lie
Melbourne. Australia lie mayo 19 del
corriente aho y que dice ASH
Melbourne. Australia. mayo 80. Tn
despacho inalambrico recibido aQuf
dice que la isla de Easter. (Pascuas.l
ha desapareeido."
Sin otro particular. qnedo de us,ed,
Respctuosamente.
a. FL. Richardson's
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-24
LA ASAMBLEA EXTRA0RDINA~
RIA DE LA ASOCIAClON MEDICA
Las recomendaciones del Comite Investigator
fueron aprobadas con enmiendas

diffciI hacer una classification gene
raj 4. las abarque a todas .pero GORE a
trayes de elias, sineinbargo, una fuer-
te. corriente det0pini0no Ell. el sentido
de que, ia Association n,sede " del'e
atraer,i su. senos;t unS gran nlfmer0
de los inedicos nb 3aisociadoss por medic
dc, campaiia intepsa e individual en-
Eque Sc pongan de manifesto las gran-
des ventajas que Sc derivarian de una
pOderosa Association para el m6dic0,
para el pdblico en- general
Sc habl0 que seria de gran utilidad
el fomentar uno cooperative ben6fica
entire todOS los medic0s asociadOs CO.
mo un incentive mas para aunar las
voluntades los intereses de los dis
tintOs miembrOs de In association. V
especialmente ell 10 que reSpecta la
ayuda moral Y material, que puede Y
debe prestar el numerosO nlicleo de
medieos titulares. salvaguardando los
fueros de la profession contra los EN-
bates lie la polftica partidarista.
Sc recOmend6 que Sc celebrasen mas
reuniones cientfficas en- distintos pue-
bios de Ia isla, para que de este mo-
do Sc estimule todOs los medicOs a
que aporten el valioso acerv0 de sus
cOnOcimientos Y eXperiencia hacia ell
mej0ramientO cientfticO Y professional
de la clase medica puertorriqueha. ha-
ciendo todOs sentir de este mOd0
la necesidad la satisfaction de ser
parte de la Association nsular
FL comit6 despues de haber realiza-
do un brillante cuidadoso estudio
del que forma parte el talentoso ga
lelo DIR. erndndeZ Garcia. present0 un
informe impersonal e imparcial de las
opiniones yertilas hacienda las recO-
mendaciones que publicamos,a las que
fuerm aprobadas con ligeras enmien-
das.
REOMENDACIONES DEL COMITE
1rO.-Que teniendo EN- consideration
que somos um exiguo nlimero de me-
dicos en- Puerto Rico; que este exfguo
ntmero esta Il su veZ dividido EN- tres
asociaciones distintas. potencialmente
rivales que como todas .estas insti-
tuciones persiguen Ell terminos gene
rales el mismo prop6sito, este es velar
pOr los mas altos intereses de la ella
Sc; tomandO en- consideration no
solo que en- la union esta la fuerza',
sino Y, muy especialmcalte, que esta
excesiva innecesaria duplication Y
division de energfas Y de influencias
perjudica solamente el alto concepto
que debe la clase medica inspirar al
publico EN- general, pues es nuestra
fehaciente de que somos incapaccs de
(Continua en- la 4a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-24

Como habfam0s anunciatlo, aver a
Ell el salon lie actos de la Escuela
Baldorioty de Castro, la ,Asamblea
EXtraordinaria de. In 4AspGiaci0n Ne
| dical de Puerto Rico. bajoA la pfesi-
dencia del doteOr Martinez Alvarez,
actuando como Secretario Il doctor
Laugier, Y asistiendo los doctores Sal
DANA. Fernandez Garcia. VeleZ L6-
peZ.i Julia Nizcarrondo, Roses Artau,
Roldan. Muhiz, Rodriguez. Montene-
gro. Mora Vahamonde. Brown, Pavfa.
Soto Rivera Morales OterO, Garcia
Cabrera, Gutierrez Igaravidez. Gar
ella Lascot. Toro Cuebas. Ferrer, DE
la Vega. Carri6n. Arnaiz. Roman Be
nfteZ, Sifre. Timothee, ]. c. Rodrf-
guez. Mujica. Duefa. howfnguez, Ruiz
Nazario. Alfaro. Garcia Quevedo, Pc
reira. Janer, I.ayandero, Quintero Y
Fern0s.
La asamblea fu6 celebrada con ell
objeto de- Dir eI i. ,r:ne del cumitc
Investigator nombrado en- la Ultima
session celebrada en- la ciudad de Pom
ce para realiZar un eStudiO del eS-
tado de semi-inercia en- q. Sc encuen-
ira la Association Medica. indagar la
opinion de los compaiieros asociados
Ell cuanto la causa cauSas res
ponsables de este estado de inactivi-
dad. el por que In Association solo
cuenta con un 25 por ciento del total
de medicos que practican la profe-
sion ell Puerto Rico.
Este cOmite con el fin tie cumplir 10
ordenado, enyi0 un QUESTIONABLE to-
dos Y cada uno de los medicos de la
iSla (unas cuatrocientas circulares)
para que ed este modo Sc pudiera ha-
Ger un censo de la manera de sentir
y pensar de cada professional De las 400
, cartas circulares enviadas por la Sc
cretarfa. -solamente 4S medicos con-
testaron v de estos solo diez son aso-
ciados. Las respuestas a t0das cada
una de las preguntas son individua-
les, v por 10 tanto muy diffciles de
clasificar.
La mayorfa asegura ell no pertene-
Ger a La Asociaci0n debese al desconoci-
miento de los fines que persigue del
lreglamento que lie rige. Por ejemplo,
la tercera pregunta que dice: ; Res
ponde la Asociaci0n los fines para
que ha sido creada? contestaron afr
mativamente seis. Modificando esta
condensation aiiadiendo que falta sus
fines en- alglin otr0 orden, ocho. Vein
te enfdticamente aseguran que no res
ponde a los altos fines q regla-
mento de la Association. Cinco me
dicos prefirieron no discutir esta pre-
gunta
La cuarta pregunta era: "Dando
por sentado que solo un % por Glen
to de los medicos que practican la pro-
fesi6n ell Puerto Rico son miembros
activos de la Association. sque medios
viables aoonsejaria usted para atraer
a su seno el 7J por ciento restante?
Aunque la individnalizaci6n en- las
respuestas Sc nota mas en- esta pre-
gunta que en- las anteriores, es muy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-24
DEMPSEY NO PELEARA
JAMAS CON HARRY WILLS
Los que estGn sonando con esta lucha, que sc
dejen de ilusiones' -ha dicho ell gran
campeon mulndial

SARATOGA septembre LAS declaracones del
dial Dc fue Jack Dempsey hehas aqui
veradera estupeaccion entire los amanes del dporte pugc
dempsey al saber Harry Wills e p1g quien
ia Pana Negra Paddy Mullins hacan ntensa
campa para fuera anulada Ia pea Dempsey Fpo M
do fuera DE 81 declare nfatcamene miena a uera
pen mundial amas k daria chance Wills para peear
Isl yo perdO e camponato mundaha declarado
suces queren peea Wills 10 hagan buena pero
mientra Ell tuo este mi pode 20 alternative Wills
IA Sc 10 pueden If dcendo de esper ab
guen esa Illusion los esten sonando lucha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-24
Ell VIAJE DEL REY A ITALIA,
POSPUESTO

MADRID, septiembre 24.-Con mo-
two de la situaci0n reinante en- la ma
cion $. NJ. q Rey don Alfonso ha
aplazado el yiaje que tenfa proyecta
do hacia Italia, hasta la primavera a.
viene. La jornada regia San Sebas-
tian, tcrminara el jueves, Ell que re-
grcsaran los Reyes, acompailados de
sus hijos, IL Madrid, permaneciendo
solamente EN- la pintcresca playa We
raniega la Reina Madre Dola Maria
Gristina, ell Duque de Alba, otros
aristocratas mas de los que formaban
la comitiva real.
LA MILICIA DE OKLAHOMA Sc
PREPARA PARA ACTUAR
OKLAHOMA, septiembre 24.--Las
fuerzas de milicanos del Estado, estan
preparadas para actuar en- case de
emergencia, con motive del anuncio he
cho el microbes por los miembros de
la Legislature de que estaban disppes-
tos a reunirse para impugnar al Co.
bernador Walton, dadas sus actucio-
mes drasticas, que Sc consideran into
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-24
CAVALCANTI PROCESADO Y
DESTITUIDO

MADRID, septiembre 24.-El Su-
premo de Guerra Marina ha confir-
mado ell procesamiento del general Ca
valcanti. Sc ha decretado tambien
que Ell citado general cese en- ell man.
do de la Division de Caballeria.