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New Britain herald., 1923-11-20
New Britain Herald Member Audit Burean or CircnlatiOns
 "A FAMILY NEWSPAPER"
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L-ANNnuNCE,IENTs

ANNOUNCEMENT APPOINTMENTS 2-DEATH NOTICES. 3-FLORISTS. 4--FUNER Al. DIRECTORS. 5-LOST AND FOUND. 6-PERsONALS. 7-STORF ANNOuNCEMENTS.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-20

Department of justice accuses Swift Pkg. Co. 6 fraud and oyer-charges in its wartime contracts for army bacon; Swift officials deny governments charges and ask the public to suspend judgment untilc ourt's decision is given.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-20

Columbia university students are to vote on plan to abolish examination because failure of students to study throughout the year is united with a lack of honor at examination time student leaders announce; faculty and campus leaders declare they hope to develop q higher sense Of responsi- bility among the students.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-20

New York city jury returns verdict against Mrs. Rula F.. Croker, widow of Tammany chief.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-20
M-REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

N-KEAL ESTATE FOK KENT. se-APARTMENTs & TENEN ENTs. 7o-BUSINESs PLACES FOR RENT. Ti-DEsK ROOM AND OFFICES. T2--FARMS FOR RENT 73--IIoUsEs FOR RENT. 74--SUBuRBAN FOR RENT. 75--VACATION PLACES FOR RENT. f5N--yACATIONIsTs WANTED. 7s-wAREHousEs & STORAGE. 7T--wANTED-TO RENT.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-20

WILLYs-kNIaHT AND OVERLAND motor cars, showroom at ( Elm St.; service. I3i Cherry St. The sleeve-valvs Aotor." R C. Rudolph. Phone 2osl-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-20

sTUDEBAkERs-Light six touring. syps; special six touring, si,3eo; big six touring. N,750; F. c. B. factory. M. Irving Jester, iss Aieh st. This is q studepaker year."
New Britain herald., 1923-11-20

Capitals of Europe show much satisfaction in more hopeful news from Paris.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
CLAIMS FILED ON PROMISING
MINE PROPERTIES IN SECTION
AROUND NOGALES AND SONORA
Cold Silver, Copper and Lead Ores Found in Good
Quantities Price of Red Metal Stirs
Activity; Americans Acquire Holdings
and Prepare to Prospect.

]. W. Ward and X. ~. Thomas
are to open up the MeiDa Numero
Tres, a group of eighteen pertenen-
cias in Las Chispas camp of the
Arizpe district. Some fine specimens
of gold and silver ores are being
found.
La Regina mine. in the Sierra de Orc
mountains, of the Arizpe district, is
to be worked by Ricardo Gamez. 1t is
near La Fortuna, a gold-silver pros
pect with n promising future.
John Turner, well known mining
man of Hermosillo, extended his
holdings by locating ten additional
claims to the Moradillas, where he is
extracting some good ore. These prop
critics are in the Colorado camp. with
in the jurisdiction Of the Hermosillo
mining agency where the locations are
recorded.
Development of the Estrella del
Norte, by +. s. Estrella and others, is
exposing some good ore bodies con-
tanning bismuth and other metals. The
owners are very enthusiastic over
their prospects.
Work Claims Near Atil.
Francisco Araiza and Isauro Con
zales are wording the Rosario prop
critics about twelve miles from the
Pueblo of Atil. in this state. A num-
Der of old shafts and other workings
exist on this mine and some high
grade ores have been extracted in
small quantities. A deep shaft is to be
sunk on the vein of the Rosario with
the hopes of encountering ore in
larger quantities.
Native miners are getting active in
the Cumpas district where a number
of new locations have recently been
made. Many of these properties have
excellent mineral showings but there
is lack of capital for opening them
up. Ell Tigre, a silver-lead prospect
located by Gonzalo Gonzalez, has an
excellent surface showing and is be-
ing developed by the owners.
Show Up Well.
The Lead No. . and Alasca, near
the Australia and El Oso mines, are
both showing up well. However, they
have only been slightly prospected.
Some good gold ore is reported to
have been discovered by Everardo
Garcia in his Toledo mine, which was
recently filed on in the vicinity of
Los Andes. The survey of this new
location is being made by Engineer
X. s. Clinch, Of Nacozari.
Engineer j. A. Sicre is surveying a
group OF prospects located in the
Pochote mountains by Manual r.
Monge. 1t comprises eight claims in
all and embraces a strong, fissure
vein CARRYING good mineral values in
silver and gold.
The smelters throughout the state
OF Sonora are now producing an I'M
mense amount of copper. Nearly all
OF the copper mines have resumed
operations due to the advanced price
of that metal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
Industrial and Social News of Mexico Told by Special Correspondent
WILL HELP NEEDY
Legion Sponsors Organization Of Char
liable Institution.

Tampico, March 1.-THE United
Chariaites Board, sponsoder by Tam
pico Post No. /, American Legion,
and just organized has started func-
tioning with headquarters at the Am
erican Chamber of Commerce. Mrs.
Ben Fouts, wife of the president of
the Tampico Banking company, has
volunteered her services as secretary
and is at the office every morning.
Arrangements have been made with
local restaurants for meals at reas-
enable, price and DIR. John Watkins
has offered his services, including OPP
erations, without charge. A rooming
house will also be opened where des-
titute cases can be taken care Of.
Small assessments have been made
on all foreign business houses and
many individuals. Contributors, num-
bering 600, have agreed to contribute
approximately $500 monthly, paying
three months in advance.
Herman III. Freshman, finance Of
ficer o. the American Legion, was
chosen as president; Mrs. Anna III.
Woods, vice-president, and Jack II.
Holt, secretary. Organizations coop
Grating are the American Legion, the
Amer lean Legion Auxiliary, Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce, the Wo-
mans Club, Rotary Club and the Oil
Managers Association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
TEST OF NEW POOL
COMES IN FLOWING
OVER $500 BARRELS
Activity Increases in Ex-
tension to Heavy Oil
District.

Panuco, v. c., Mahch 17.-What is
apparently a new oil pool has been
opened up in the Panuco heavy oil
district by the bringing in of well No.
1, on fraction &c, of lot /, Cacalilao,
by Kane & Willis. The well, estimated
as being good for $500 barrels of oil
daily from a depth Of 2164 feet sub
sea level, is five kilometers from the
nearest production, a well of the Sin
clair Oil Corporation in the same ha-
cienda and to the southwest.
No production has ever been OBJ
tanned north and several small wells
have been completed in I'll Barco,
seven to ten kilometers northeast by
the Mexican Gulf, Kern Mex Oil
Fields, and Pantepec Petroleum Com.
pany. While there are no pipe line
facilities connecting this immediate
district with loading stations on the
Panuco river, it is thought probable,
that the bringing in of this well will
result in the building of line by in.
dependent operators, proposed some
time ago.
The section of Cacalilao in which
this well is situated, is controlled al
most entirely by small companies ant
independents. A large number OF
tests are being drilled and many der
ricks being erected.
Several good showings hare beer
obtained in wells drilling and it is an
ticipated that within a few weeks tina
there will be considerable production
IN the territory surrounding the Kon,
& Willis discovery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

NOgales. Mex, March ia num-
Der of additional mining properties
are being located by the Noche Buena
Mining Company, in the Ures district
Of Sonora. A group of fourteen claims
forms the second continuation of the
Mocha Buena mines, and another of
four claims comprises the third con-
tinuation.
The work of development on these
and other properties of the company
is progressing under the direction Of
Peter Schultz, general manager. As
number of their producing mines
carry good percentage of copper
with the silver values, the advanced
price is lending additional encourage
ment to active operation.
Mr.. Schultz recently filed on the
Helen, group Of five pertenencias,
embracing a vein of copper, silver ana
gold ore, situated about three kilo-
meters north of Los Chirriones, in the
Ures mining region.
DR.. A. Il. Eager will explore the
Sorpresa Anexas mines about fiji
teen miles southwest Of the camp OF
UIes, where he has opened up a
strong vein of gold, silver and lead.
Development continues to show good
results and it is expected that ship
ments will be made within the near
future.
Open Up Good Vein.
Rodriguez and Carlo have opened
up good vein Of silver-lead ore with
gold values on their Reina del Man
zanal property in the Cananea dis
trict. The survey of this mine in
cludes a portion of the old Minnisoto,
which was allowed to lapse during the
revolution. 1t is near the Imperial
mine.
The New California, near the aban-
doned Gro Libre mine in the Sahuar-
ipe, is to be taken over by Juan
Aguayo and associates and a new
shaft sunk. The ores of this region
carry silver and lead with some gold.
Il. Martinez and Lorenzo Alvarado,
Of Nogales, Sonora, have taken over
the Maria Cecilia property of eleven
adjoining claims in the vicinity of
Nogales. 1t adjoins the Buena For
tuna mine which produces gold and
silver. 1t is expected that with the
contemplated development work, good
ore bodies will be opened up.
Americans Active.
According to reports from the
Arizpe mining section of the state of
Sonora, American mining men are ac-
tive in the development of several
promising properties. F. o. Bostwick.
of Douglas, Ariz., has acquired the
Los CapuletOs mine and ia prenaring
to carry out extensive plans of devel-
opment with the expectation OF open
ing up some good ore bodies of silver.
gold and copper. Mr.. Bostwick will
also work the Bretana mines in this
same region in connection with his
other properties.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
ACTIVITY IN
!. S|LVER-LEAD
NINE FIELDS
Shipments Of Ore Continue
to Increase; Smelt-
ers Busy.
NEW CLAIMS FILED
Durango Camps Busy;
Few Idle Miners in
That Section.
NEW CLAIMS FILED

Chihuahua. Mex, March Fielder
leo Moyo. operating in Cusihuiriachic
district Of this state, will begin de-
velopment work on the Nuevo Mundo
mines which have oeen relocated under
the name of Segunda Aneva de Abb
asolo. These properties are near the
Recompense mine, which contains ores
Of gold, silver and lead. A resuryey
is being made by Engineer Jose NJ.
Sslas.
Los Tres Reyes mines, situated in
the municipality of Dolores and dis
strict of Guadalue Y Calvo, are to be
developed by Juan N. Monies. The
property consists of three adjoining
sclaims containing silver-lead ore.
So A New Discovery.
In the Batopilas region, one Of the
most recent discoveries is made by
Patricinio Holguin, who is opening up
a surface vein from which some high
grade ores are being extracted. Work
in this camp continues to go ahead
rapidly and ore shipments continu
to increase.
NJ. d. Murray, OF chihuahua City,
has filed on a group of six claims
in the Morelos district to be titled as
the Corrigan group. Exploration work
will .egin by sinking a vertical shaft
near the center of the property in
order to open up the vein which car
ries good values on the surface in
silver and lead.
Ramon and Epigmenio Vazquez, of
Batopilas, have acquired the Guada-
lupe group of mines in the district
of Morelos. A strong vein of highly
mineralized ore traverses this property
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
CITY OFFICIALS ARE
AFTER FUNDS WILLED
TO SABINAS SCHOOLS
English Subject Having No
Heirs, Leaves Estate
to Education.

Saltillo. Coah.. Mexico, March IL.
An old time resident of this city, Ed
ward Parish, who died in San An
tonic, left all his property to the
benefit of public. education in the
municipality of Sabinas, where he
lived for a number of years. Mr..
Parish was British subject and had
accumulated several hundred thou
sand pesos, which he willed to the
above purpose in lieu of heirs.
Now the municipal authorities of
Sabinas are wondering what has be-
come of the money. as the term pre-
scribed in the will of Mr.. Parish
has expired and none Of the money
has been applied to its destined pur-
pose, nor have the authorities who
have charge of the educational inter
ests in the municipality received any
of the money. Steps are being taken
to cause the executors of the will,
Messrs. M. d. Ramos and Charles L.
Plant, to comply with the Wills pro-
visions for public benefit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
MINE OWNER is DEAD;
LEAVES NO HEIRS, so
STATE GETS HOLDINGS
Property of British Subject,
Killed by Bandits,
to Be Sold.

Zacatecas, Mex, March 1.-THE
well known Cinco Estrellas mine, To-
Gated at Pinos il this state is being
inventoried BY state officials prepara-
tory to sale for the benefit of the pub
lie treasury. the owner having died
apparently without heirs.
The property was formerly owned
by Edmond Schaffer. British sub
ject, who was killed by bandits in
1911 while going from the railroad
station of La Honda to the mine.
Search Of Schaffer's effects failed to
reveal any will or indication OF his
desires as TO the inheritance of the
property, considered valuable and we'll
equipped with machinery, tools, etc.
The legal requirements have been
complied with by the local authorities
and no trace of any heirs have been
found, so, the time prescribed by law
having expired, the sale OF the prop
erty will now go ahead as soon as the
necessary inventories have been made
and advertising done.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
FEW MINERS IDLE
Claims in Durango Section Are Scene
Of Much Activity.

Durango, Mex, March 17.-Activity
in the mining in the Topia and indie
camps Of this state continues to in
crease and there are but few idle
miners in either district. Ore ship
ments are heavier than for some years.
Anacleto Martinez is opening up the
Fortuna group of goldsilver mines
near the old Croesus property, and
Plutarco Almeida, associated with
Manuel de la Rocha, is developing the
Renocimiento claim adjoining the San
Manuel and Dios Padre mines.
All of these properties produce gold
and silver. Miguel Barraza, of the
firm of BarraSa Brothers, is shortly
to begin work on the IONA Baja mine
at indie. This property contains some
large bodies of gold, silver and lead
ores which can be shipped at a profit.
Acquire Old Group.
Luis Zubiria Campo, operating ex-
tensively in the San Juan de Quad
alupe district, has acquired the Ell
Cholongo group Of mines. situated in
the Jabalias Canon of the Ramirez
mountains adjoining the Providencia,
Ell Esqueleto, La Castellana and San
Augustin properties. Some old work
ings exist on this property. They will
be cleaned out and developed. Ore
shipments from the highly mineralized
Ramirez mountains continue to in
crease as the new mines are opened
up and the old ones resume opera
tons.
Ore shipments have been resumed
from the Reyes camp. west of San
Juan de Guadalupe. Several lots were
loaded at La Mancha station last
week consigned to the Torreon and
Asarco smelters. The ores from this
camp are high-grade, carrying good
values in gold, silver and copper.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

from south to north. The principal
values are in silver and lead.
Alberto Benitez, associated with var
ious others, is developing and operat-
ing several groups of mines in the Par
raj district. One of their properties
to be worked extensively is the lguana
No. 2. This property is in the neigh
borhood of number of good mines,
such as the Traviata, Ell Patral, Santa
Rosalia, and others. They are also
preparing to work the Cara, group
of five silver-lead claims, in the Santa
Barbara camp northeast of Los Cuatro
Jinetes mine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
CHILD is RUN OVER
Little Girl Receives Fatal Injuries In
Accident.

Monterey, Mexico, March fright
after having left her fathers automo-
bile at the garage, near her home, lit
tie Maria Victoria Vallejo, 4 years of
age, daughter of Jose Juan Vallejo,
prominent lawyer here, was run over
by street car on Gale Escobedo, last
Thursday. The child received injuries
which caused her death ten hours later.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
Texas "Exes" Elect Officers.

Tampic0, Mex- March 17.--At the
annual banquet Of the University of
Texas ex-Students Association of Tam
pico, the following were elected to
hold office until the next annual feed /:
President, Judge w. f. Mcmahon vice
president, Mrs. Everett Long; secre-
tary treasurer. Judge Taylor Fly and
A. r. Howard. Alcade correspondent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
HIGHER PRICES FOR
SILVER TO INCREASE
MINING ACTIVITIES
Production in 1922 Gained
Over That IN
1921.
Mexico City, March 4

Mexico City, March 15.-According
to the Technical Commission Of the
Department of Mines, production of
silver during 1922 was 2,521, S32
kilos, a gain of 516,2S9 kilos over
1921 production.
Gold weighing 23,276 kilos was
produced last year against 21,275
kilos in 1921. During 1912 Mexico
had its banner year in the production
of silver, with a total of 2,526,715
kilos.
1t is anticipated that with the in
crease in the price Of silver during
the past few months, that 1923 will
see more of the ore produced than
ever before during a yearly period.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
RECEIPTS AT PORTS
January Collections Totalled $500,
S69-Vera Cruz Leads.

Mexico, March 17.-Total receipts
at various Mexican ports and border
cities for January, totalled SS,299,-
500, according to the secretary of
the treasury. Vera Cruz took in the
greatest amount, S2,295, 176, followed
by Tampico with $1,149,362.11.
Laredo was newt with S9S6,71S.2s,
while neither Mexicali, Villa Acuna
or La Reforma passed anything
through their customs during the
month.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
U. s. vive Consul Promoted.

Tampic0. Mex. March 17.-Willard
l.. Beaulac. American vice consul has
been advanced from vice consul third
class to second class. He has been at
tached TO the local consulate for the
past year and is in charge Of the
marine department
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
Many Radio Sets Sold.

Monterey, Mexico, March ITO
cal concerns handling radio sets con-
tinue making large sales every day.
The number of amateur radio fans
has increased greatly recently.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
Last Bull Fysht Of Seaaon.

Monterey, Mexico, March 17--With
a fairly large number Of spectators
the juvenile bull fighters perform
ance was staged here last Sunday at
the bull ring. This bull fight is the
last of a series.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

Baseball Season To Start.
Monterey, Mex, March 1.-THE
baseball season will start Sunday.
March II with a game to be played
between the Penfoles and the Fund.-
cion No. 3 mines.
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-03
BUSINESS WOMEN TO TAKE
OVER SALE CHRISTMAS SEALS

The regular monthly meeting of
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club was held at the club rooms
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. H. For
ney addressed the club, asking their
cooperation with the sale of Christ
mas seals for the state anti-tubercu-
losis work. The business women of
the city will take over the sale of
these seals in Moscow during the
Christmas holidays.
The club will soon move into new
rooms in the Miller building. The
rooms are now being made ready by
the local Order Of Moose. At the
next regular meeting of the club, on
October 16, social party will be held
in the form of shower for furnish
ing the new rooms. Mrs Katherine
Almquist was named chairman Of a
committee to arrange for this event.
A delegation of business women
from the city will go to Spokane
during the later part of the month to
meet Miss Adelia Prichard of Port
land, Oregon, president of the Ma
tional Federation of Business Wo-
men.