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New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
City Items.
Radio sets and supplies at Morans

Radio sets and supplies at Morans.
-advt.
The patriarchal degree will be
worked in full form upon class OF
10 candidates at the regular bi-month-
Iy meeting of Comstock encampment
Friday evening. A committee will be
appointed to devise ways and means
of raising money with which to pur-
chase new robes for. the degrees.
victrolas and Pianos. Henry Morans
---advt.
J. d. Srogi OF ~ Oak street will
leave this week to visit relatives in
Troy. n. Y.
Meet me at schmarr's for dinner
Advt.
Gustave A. Nelson of 226 Fairview
street reported to the police yesterday
afternoon that his car had broken the
traffic post at East Main and Stanley
streets. He agreed to settle for the
damage.
SaIeswomen wanted at The Big
Store for Saturday afternoons and
evenings.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
Masterful Rendition of Ora.
torio "Eliiah" Given at
Fox's Theater - Promi.
nent Artists in Principal
Roles.
(By Robert Russlll

fby Robert Russin
The New Britain Choral society
eheWs furnishing the support for
lshea Massieolte, soprano, Helen
Weller, eantFalt0. JudsoR Hause, tenor
and Arthur Middleton, baritone, with
the Boston Festival orchestra under
John w Crowley accompanying, and
an directed by Edward y. i.auhin'
presented Mehdelssahn's oFatoFie
Elijah" 20 capacity audience al
ifoNs theateF last evening IN man
neF that merits far more than mod
crate praise, The great chorus Of
members OF the society displayed not
only the results Of earnest work In
the mastery Of tie difficulties Of this
striking work, but also that unity OF
conception and expression character
istie only OF truly splendid musical
organizations,
In the predatory passages leading Up
20 the various elimaxes IL gave the
satisfying impression OF reserve
power that foFetoid something OF the
splandor OF tho finale that would come
al the close OF the dramatic story OF
the prophets appeal 10 his God TO
show himself and His power before
men. That the chorus realized the
possibilities OF that final climax In It's
singing OF the glorious Amen" phrase
IL the limit OF praise. Despite the
splendid work OF the visiting artists
who carried the burden OF the story,
the oratorio would have been sadly
foat,irn IN aN.n.fpaaaaa had nat the
chorus responded adequately 10 the
rigorous demands OF tho masterpiece,
Because IL so responded last evening.
the concert will go down in the music
al annals as one of the most inspiring
New Britain has enjoyed.
Judson House scored tremendously
In his first recitative which won for
him instantaneous approval. II is
seldom that singer gives such a
convincing presentation OF the con-
ception OF the composer without the
aid OF anything save the pure tones
OF his voice. as MIR. House did last
evening in this first recitative. The
full, rich tones. family lyric at times
but always suggestive of the true
tenor robusto combined In a thor
oughly gratifying Interpretation which
was maintained throughout the whole
work.
Women's Voices Charm
The musical perfection especially of
Rhea Massicotte's higher tones first
brought enthusiasm when Joined with
the liquid low notes of Helen We'll
ler's voice in their first duet AS Miss
Massicotte continued to impress by
her thorough mastery of the passages
she essayed, the fine musical exact
ness Of her voice handling ELECTED
warm approval especially from the
musical critics who heard her. Her
higher range displayed a purity of
tone that adds finishing touch to
such comprehensive work as this
oratorio, while the result of thorough
study and preparation gave a perfec-
ton to the portions in which her
voice was the sustaining note that
gave the sound musical basis for
them. The singers who were with
her on the stage owe a great deal to
Miss Massicotte's musical reliability.
Miss Weller charmed by the depth
and fullness of her voice which made
up these qualities for what it lacked
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
Pres. Harding Praises
National Hospital Day

DR., Rssks. superintendent Of New
Britain General hospital today learned
from the National Hospital Day COM
mittee, Chicago, that President Hard.
ing has given high praise 70 the hos
pitfalls which are cooperating IN OBJ
serving National Hospital Day naxt
saturday for the purpose Of making
the public better acquainted with
hospital service,
"one OF the finest and most hui
name products OF our civilization"
wrote President Harding in COM
menting on the movement, ''is the
hospital. and every activity which
aims 20 assure its advantages 20 an
increasing number OF people deserves
all possible encouragement"
New Britain General hospital has
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08

completed plans for i've pFesFsm aRd
sEaiR issues = cordial Invitation 20
the public 70 be present The hos
pilal will be open frem ! 20 p, N,
ana there will be plenty Of usheEs %
show visitors about Through the FaTi-
Gus departments
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08

ca az the conclusion ef this portion
81 the eEst0Fi0, BY the Choral So
elslF, vas q pretty recognition Of one
81 its most delicate ana charming mer
ments,
In eoRgratulating the society, It's Of
flesFs and those whose Interest susz
talRs H. the work % the soeistys aes
eempaAist Ruth Bennett Lindsay,
should be mentioned as that not enly
Of q true musician but also OF one
Of whose. sincere work did 50 much
10 aid in preparation for this concert
as Il has done In the past,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-08
GREENBERG GETS RIGHTS

GoyeFReF Charles fempleson has
signed a bill restoring the forfeited
rights OF Albert A, GTsenberg, former
prosecuting attorney Of the New Brit
ain police court II Is understood that
an effort had been made 70 prevail
upon the governor 10 veto H.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
GOOD HEALTH SECRET OF BEAUTY

Beauty lies in the care q woman
destowS upon herself in keeping at
bay those dread ailments peculiar to
her sex. which drag her down and
leave telltale traces upon Der coun>
tenance. Sparkling eyes. the elastic
step and clear complexion never
accompany organic troubles. Dis.
tressed expressions, a sallow come
plexion. dark circles under the eyes.
lassitude, headaches, and mental de-
preston are the telltale symptoms
of women's ailments. Women 50
troubled should not lose q day in
taking Lydia f. Pinkham's vegeta-.
BILE Compound. made from roots aud
herbs, the most successful remedv1
known to overcome woman's ills and
restore health and beauty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
|EX-DRY AGENTS AND
PRIEST INCLUDED IN
'63 BILLED BY JURY
Two Charged With Con-
spifacy and Cleric With
Possession of Liquor.

Denver. Col. Oct. 31.-E. II. Nc
Clennahan.. former director of fed
eral prohibition enforcement in Col
Orado, Ben Englander, prohibition
agent under McClennahan, Father
Walter A. Grace, former pastor Of
the Shrine of st. Anne at Arvada,
Col, and Jack Walsh. his brother-in-
law, were named in indictments re-
turned last night by the federal grand
jury here. Sixty-three indictments
were returned.
McClennahan and Englander are
charged with conspiracy TO defraud
the government out of $1,000 said to
have been realized on sale of sup
plies from their Office and for the il
lesai transportation OF liquor.
y Father Grace and Jack Walsh are
Enlarged with the illegal possession
and transportation Of liquor. The in
d:ctments against the latter pair COW
cred virtually the same ground rs
previous ones under which the priest
way convicteV and sentenced to two
years in the federal prison at Leaven-
wol tn last July.
The new indictments against Father
Grace are based OH legal question
and were returned by the jury, it was
said. to hold the priest and his
brother-in-law in case the United
States court of appeals reverses the
conviction of the cleric on the first
trial. it is said.
Other indictments included those
against Stanley NJ. carp, president
of the chamber of commerce at Kin
sley. and Frank S. (Steve) Brownlee.
charged with violation of the federal
motor vehicle transportation act in
connection with the activities OF an
alleged automobile theft ring operat-
ing in Western Kansas and Colorado.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
HEAD OF COMPANY
GIVES MANAGERIAL
REINS TO WORKERS
Employees to Direct Concern
Six Months and d.
uide Profits.

Chicago, Oct. 31-Glenn F. Holmes
erstwhile head OF an automobile sales
agency here, is in his office today,
but he is not the boss. Instead COM
mittee of his 115 employees, to whom
be turned over the business last night,
will direct the agency for the mex;
four months and the employees will
divide the profits up to March l.
1924. Similar action will be taken
at bis Milwaukee store, he said.
This is a business experiment and
l do not expect to lose.' Mr.. Holmes
said. My employees. who usually get
Christmas bonuses totaling $4,000 t.
$4,000, should be able to divide this
year between $4,000 and $4,000
from the four months business, whicr
l believe they will permanently per
up and from which / expect them "a
weed out the dead ones. All employees
from the janitor up. win share
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
Makes Cold Chi!Is Come

Folks simply can't help showing
that pimply, blotchy or rough faces
are unpleasant for them TO look at,
much less associate and become in
innate with people who are so care
less about their appearance as TO
let these skin blemishes rule their
destiny. No wonder it seems like
cold chills' run down their backs
rs they pass by you.
Not long ago Black and White
Ointment was introduced in this
country to remove such skin dis
figurers. and the way it quickly gets
rid of them is responsible for its
instant popularity and tremendous
sale of nearly two million packages
a year. Your dealer has it and can
supply you. 1t is economically
priced. in liberal packages. The SOC
size contains three times as much
as the 25c size.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
GIVEN OLD VIOLIN
Col. Charles VI. Barnes Recipient Of
Gift for Flowers for the Living.

IF. J. Caller, the musician and violin
maker. has presented TO Col. Charles
VI. Barnes for the Flowers for the Liv.
ing, n fine-toned, very old violin. and
TO A. ID. Politis, veteran of the
World. War, a handsome desk for the
use 4of the same organization in its
headquarters with the American lie.
gion. Goth of which gifts are very SER
viceable and welcome.
Mrs. Mark A. Hanna contributed
flowers for patients at Fort Sam Hous-
ton Mt the base hospital this week.
All the principal florists of the city
aided, among them Suchy, Hammond,
Hauser and Hufmeyer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31

Schniedmann as a result of beating
received at the hands of a Chinese
mob has aroused the intense indigna.
ton Of the Russian population here
and has caused a diplomatic protest
to be made to the soviet representative
at Peking. i. NJ. Karakhan.
Schniedmann, it Appeals, had inter
coded in behalf of some Russians whl
had defended school girl against a
Chinese shopkeeper and were being
manhandled by the mob.
The mob turned on Schniedmann
and beat him so severely that he died
soon after.
The Chinese police, it was said,
looked on and did not attempt to Ill
terfere.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
EX-OFFICIAL KILLED
Former Bulgarian Cabinet Minister
Assassinated.

Sofia. Oct. 31.-Nikola Guenadieff
a former cabinet minister. was assas,
sinatcd at lis own door step last night
and NJ. Greshoff. former Bulgarian
minister at Constantinople. who was
with him was seriously wounded.
The police ascribe the crime to pri
-vate vengeance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
Find Two StiIIs-Tvo oil can still

Find Two Stills-Two oil can stills
each of a five-gallon capacity, %
quarts of moonshine liquor and %
gallons of mash. were found during a
raid on a house on the 300-block
Matamoras street, Wednesday morn
ing. The stills, it is said, were in op-
Grafton at the time of the raid. A COM
plant charging violation of the liquor
laws was filed with United States
Commissioner II. L. Edwards by Pro-
hibition Agent c. L. Ware.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
The Gift Booth De Luxe

A visit to new gift booth will not only
reveal to You of the most complete selections
of gifts for every occasion to be found in the
city, but you will be surprised at tie absolute
fairness of the prices. Be sure to inspect this
beautiful booth on your next visit to the Big
Crockery Store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
TO ASSESS PENALTIES
Merchants Must Execute Sales Tan
Returnss Properly in Future.

Washington. D.. c., Oct. 31.-Com-
missioner Blair today issued an order
TO collectors of internal revenue 10.
invoke penalties hereafter in all cases
of improperly executed sales tax re-
turns by merchants.
The ruling affects every mercantile
establishment selling taxable articles
and was regarded here as another step
in the program of the bureau of in
ternal revenue to bring about more
rigid enforcement of all items of the
tax laws, many of which admittedly
were given little attention in the press
of work during and after the war. B.
Officials stated that many firms
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-31
Araigned Wednesday-On q com

Arraigned Wednestlay-On COM
plant filed on October 26, charging
him with possession and sale of
liquor. Charles McGill was arraigned
before United States Commissioner X.
L. Edwards. Wednesday morning. He
waived preliminary examination and
was placed under bond. The complaint
was filed by general prohibition
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28

EI nuevo autom6viI-d -de-turismo DODGE
BROTHERS es excepcionaImente c6modo;
es de bella apariencia; contiene muchos
importantes refnan1ientos de detaIIe.
La carroceria es mas eIegante, mas lar
ga mas baja. La osciIaci6n lateral ha ST.
do eIiminada. una siIueta de mayor es-
beItez Sc alma mayor espacio.
Asientos mas anchos, con ampIia ca
pacidad para cinco pasaieros, Iargos nue.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28
Los ameriCanOs RESIDENCES en- Manila, repre-
sentadOs pOr Ia Camara de Concrete sOIi-
dtan del COngresO ID impIantaG6a de una
fOrma territorial de gObiernO para
las IsIaS FiIipinas
En- Ia petCi5n dearan que e gObeno de un errtOrO aer
caro- que abrigue eI NOp6sltO de secession eS I'm
eRenigO de los EStadOS LIaidOs

MANILA, noviembre 22.-En vista
de que la crisis politica sigue intervi-
niendo serianlente con ell comercio, y
es la causa del paro de una legisla-
cion constructive y progresista, es-
tando la legislature dedicada exclusi-
vamente co-nbatir al Gobernador Ge-
neral Wood, los comerciantes v hon.
bres de negocio continentales residen-
tes en- Manila, Representatives por la
Camara de Comercio Americana, cele-
braron hoy una session especial y apro-
baron una resolucion protestando de
que continue la presente situacion y
solicitando del Congreso que revoque
ell acta Jones e instituya una forma de
gobierno territorial para las Filipinas.
La resolution reptile los acuerdos to-
mados en- agosto del 1920, alegando
que el gobierno territorial es prefe-
rible al actual gobierno, contin1a:
''La situaci6n politica ha seguido
agravandose, hasta culminar en- una
alberta oposici6n, la soberanfa anne
ricana, asi como una alberta oposicion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28
DON JOSE MARTINEZ LLoNIN

Don Jose Martinez Llonin, prominen-
tie miembro de la Colonia espaiiola de
Rio Piedras, Presidente del Casino Es-
panol de aquella ciudad, ha presenta-
do su renuncia como tai con car&cter
irrevocable, viendose la Directiva en-
la ineludible obligation de aceptarla
con ell natural sentimiento que impli-
ca la perdida de uno de sus mas en-
tusiastas directories valioso miembro
En- la primera OCCASION en- que el ST..
Llonin presento su renuncia, Sc reuni6
la Directiva del prestigioso -centro, v
acordo nombrar una Comisi6n para que
6sta solicitase del Sr. L1onin que reti-
rara SUI renuncia. En- vista de que ell
prominente ciudadano espahol insistia
en- renunciar, la Directive acord6 acep-
tarle su renuncia no sin antes aprobar
una resolution dando un1 voto de gra-
cias al Sr. Llonfn por sus valiosas ac-
tuaciones durante ell tempo que ocupo
Ia presidencia del Casino Espafiol, la
borando en- toda OCCASION por el bien del
ameritado centro social y captandose
las simpatias y Ell aprecio cada dfa ma
yor de sus numerosos socios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28
LOS VAPoREs DE LA CASTLE
LINE"

Nos informan los sefiores Sobrincs
dc Esquiaga, comerciantes de esta pla-
"a y Agentes en- Puerto Rico de la
linea inglesa de vapores Castle Line ;
que Ell dia 80 del corriente saldra del
puerto Gle Londres, via Cuba, con
destino a este puerto, ell vapor Corey
stone Castle''
Tambi6n sera despachado otro va
por de la misma Iinea a fines del en-
trante mes de diciembre.
Estos vapores admiten carga en- los
puertos de Amberes Y Londres, con
destino a Puerto Rico, Cuba y M6xi-
co Y sus Agentes recomiendan al CO.
mercio en- general las mtlltiples ven
tajas que ofrece esta lfnea inglesa por
los modicos tipos de fete que admi-
ten la carga por las facilidades que
tienen en- cargar EN- otros puertos del
norte de Europa, siempre que ell volu-
men de carga justifque Y permita efec
tuar las escalas correspondence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28

hcamcntos no nase seguir sus con-
sejos, pero impelido por las constan-
tes tortura> palld cas- me decidi, al
fin, tomar este famoso remedio. Ell
6xito fue iaplediato. Desde ell primer
liza uote meIoria POGO tempo mas
trc 'e'ao habia desapareci-
10. Nj entnsiasmo me ha llevado a
'0r""ar tnn irirnitahle remedio en-
tire todos mis- conocidos Y expido la
oresente certIdeaci6n para henefcie
he acuellas ne~eonas q'1e, como yo, su-
frieran los penosos achaques pal6di-
cos. (Firmado) Joaquin j.. Jijon".
Proven de Eueglotaria no contiene
rt.l,vlttes lfitantes nj es un RENE
"esultado de in
gcstigaciones experiment0s de un
n,'dro que ha vivi,lo largo tempo en-
or' ~ vols'@icaS 10 que le di6 la
,portunidad lie estudar de cerca to-
las las fares del paladismo. Despues
lie hacer un estudio especial de esta
slrr~tora eafermedad que tantas
- ~ iie'<"do Ia tunba, este
medico prepare una formula. Proven
1e Fne~lo+aria estA tasado en- la for
mula de este eminente medico, 10 que
es una garantfa de sus buenos efec-
t"s Mo d rs ed OCCASION para que ell
parasitic avance en- su labor destruc-
tora de la fuerza, salud Y vitalidad
ie rgpnisa'o: no perinita Que sus
Pnerrfas &c mormon por falta de tiar
Immediate atnnci6n a SD case. Pre9a-
rese a comhatir Ia enfermedad hoy
= isr7o o. fa,r~ preven de Eneglota-
ria en- iarahe vino pfldoras, y CO.
nierce9 sin p6rdida de tempo.
Para nifos hasta IL amos recomen-
danoos especialnente ell iarabe, Y para
adultos las pildoras el vino. Este
famoso medicamento fortalece ell sis
tema entero Y aumenta ell poder de
resistencia, dadas sus potentes euali-
dades t0nicas Y reconstituyentes. De
Proven de Ene9lotaria esta de venta
en- todas las boticas Y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28
DEGANDAN ELL TERRITORIO
PERPETUO

''Es llegado el momento de que esta
comunidad pida al Congreso el estable-
cimiento de un gobierno basado en- sus
puntos de vista, veinticinco amos de
gobierno que han culminado en- una
situacion critica que no puede CONT
nuar. la cual, de continuar, traera
como consecuencia la anarquia, la rea-
lizaciop de un loco suefo politico, I'm
caos hacia el cual nos precipitamos ra-
pidamente.
'sVuestros directories, por 10 tan
to, han formulado una peticion, en- for
ma de resoluci6n, Sc propone que CO.
mo suplemento este acuerdo Sc envle
I'm proyetco de enmienda a la ley Jones
tendente implantar en- Ell territorio
organizado en- las Filipinas. 81 alguien
cree que esta acci6n es muy temprana,
esta equivocado; Sc cree que no ha
sido debidamente estudiada, tambien
esta euuivocado. Los directories. Le
han prestado la debida atencion a es-
te asunto han recibido los mas pru-
denies consoles.
"Nosotros sostenemos que nj Ell Ira
tado de Paris que termin6 con la que
rra hispano- americana y cedio este ar
chip.e'ago a los Estados Unidos, nj la.
Constitution, concede autoridad al Con
greso para retirar la soberanfa de los
Estados Unidos sobre un territorio
donde ha sido izada su bandera.
Las peticiones al Congreso en- ese
ssntido, por 10 tanto, son inltiles, y
los gobiernos dedicados a ese PROPOSE.
tom prop6sito de secesi6n-son enc
migos de los Estados Unidos.'a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28
A TIRos Y PU.Nos

En Ell barrie Espinosa de Vega Alta,
Pedro Rodriguez y Perfecto Garcia
agrediercn q virsilio Hernandez ell pr
fero con o. puflo y Ell segundo con un
revolver.
Los agresores fueron arrestados y
una veg practicada la Investigation CO.
rre7eondiento, Sc les senal6 fan2a Gle
ouinientos mil pesos respectivamer-
te.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28
Comoddad Exceptional

Hes posteriores baio eI puente mueIIes
frontaes aIargados, aseguran pienamente
al viajero que puede gozar del turisno a
traves de! pals sin aburrimiento nj fatiga
No obstante todas estas meioras, y
muchas otras, es todavfa fundamentaImen
te ell n1ismo utom6vil-construldo en- ell
nisrno resistente chasis y dotado del mis-
mo buen motor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-28
COMO SER BELLA
Dele que Nueva SaIsarI de Reno IL
tfaiga salud y belsGxa.

Una muger enfermiza es una infelicidad
ante la humanldad No solo Sc siente ella
irfeliz, sIno que sc We lnfellz. Tome Nnevd
Salad de Reno y pronto sc vera bien y
frerte y con aquslla beileza reat que solo
salud vigor dan. Erascz, exceso,
menstruaclon dolorosa, irregular v excesi-
VI nauseas, coflstante naiestar, deblidad,
decaimiento, calambrcs. marcos, dolores en-
la espalda y Ia ingie, leucoTrca y todss las
InaanacIones 1eucorreas, ulceraciones y
descargos de la vagina y iltero Sc pueden
curar segura v rapidamente con Nae5S
oalHd de Reno.
listed notari un cansbio sorprendente
despues de habsr tornado la frincra dosis,
So semblante mejor@ra y sus barros des-
cpareceran. De venta en- todas las dro~
guerias
S. B. LECNARI1 CO.. Fsbricunses, New York