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New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
Brief News Dispatches From Al Over the World

Representatives Of PFOtestsRts, Ra, man Catholics and Jews lR statement made public al New York deplore action of American Iron and Steel IRr stituts in reporting unfsVoTahly an proposed elimination Of la hour day 1R the steel industry and eall this action morally indefeRslhle,
 Artificial lightning of two million volts Is produced In engineering lahr oratoTy of the General Electric com psnys plant at Pittshela, Mass,
 New York City Commissioner Enr right faces pistol fire when he helps detective arrest fugitive in Brooklyn,
 Nine persons are overcome by heat in New York city on hottest June 5 since 1898,
 Heat wave continues general In the east and more than 60 persons are
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
WILL VOTE ON INCREASE

New Haven, June 6.-Announce- ment was made today that stockhold- CTS of the Southern New England Telephone Co. will meet in this city at p. m June o5 to vote on accordance Of the legislative amendment to the company's charter increasing the au- thorized capital stock from S2o,0o0,- ooo to s4o.ooo,ooo: to act on the pro- posal to increase the capital stock of the company from s2O.on0. GOO to sSo,ooo,ooo and also to give the di- rectors authority to issue such stock when in such manner as they deem advisable.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
COLLEGES ID SEND
 OUT EXPEDITIONS
I26 Exploring Parties Prepare to
 Dig in United States

Chicago. June fwenty-siy seien- fihc expeditions from nine colleges and universities of the Middle West rill be working in various parts of The world during this summer. ac- eording to reports received from these institutions made public here,
 In addition 10 the nine expeditions fbeing sent from the University of Chicago and seven from the univer- city Of Iowa. as announced some time ago. Ohio State university, the Tni- Iversity Of Oklahoma and Purdue uni. Sersity each will have two expeditions working for them. while single expe- ditions will go out from Indiana uni. versity. Earlham college. Notre Dame ard the Indiana State Normal school
 Ohio State university will send Dr. ". C. Mills to investigate the mode of living of prehistoric men in Ohio N thousand years ago and Prof, Rob iert F. Webb will head a party of students who will study rock con- ,struction. stratigraphy and plateau construction in Arizona. Colorado and New Mexico.
 % Study Ore Deposits.
 The University of Oklahoma will jsend one expedition under the leader ship of Dr. Samuel Weidman. to study ore deposits in the Miami region and another. under Dr. " E. Monnett. 10 Investigate and study structural geol- .ogy in the Arbuckle mountains. !, Indiana university students. under Professor W. A. Cogshall will go to lower California to obtain photo graphic records of the solar corona [ during the total sclipse of the sun September 10.
 Earlham college students will make the trip to Yellowstone park for a summer field course.
 Explore Sand Dunes.
 Purdue university plans two expe- ditions within the boundaries of the state. One will be to the sand dunes in northern Indiana, while the other will be made to southeastern Indiana
 pr. James Burns. of the Univer- sity of Notre Dame. assisted by Rev. M. McGarry,. plans some excavations throughout the state of Michigan. Dr. Burns also contemplates making special study of the sand dunes in the vicinity of Michigan City, Ind
 Indiana State Normal school stu dents will make an extended journey for the purpose of studying geogra- I phy. Professor F. J. Breeze will be In charge but the territory to be ex- plored has not been announced. q
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
PATENTS ISSUED TO
 CONNECTICUT PEOPLE
Patents Issued May 20, 1ess, hy the T, s, Patent onioe ta Connecticut InuangaFS

Patents Issued May 20, iess, hy tn
 T, $, Patent office ta Connection
 Inventors,
 uist furnished hy the office of liar
 old R, Manning, Walk-oVeF Store
 2ii Main street. New Britain,l
 Peter crause. Hartford. neeku knot forming device,
 Albert F, Rreitenstein, New Haven assignnr to The Gsemetrie Tool Go ..self.opehing die head
 Norman W. cummlns, Bridgeport assignor to The Rassiek Mfg, Co, e Chicago, fabrication compressor,
 John r Hanton, Putnam, Twistei ring,
 Henry Nj Gleason, Waterbury, Two patents. Assignor to Chase Com panies Overflow mechanism and sorting machine,
 Michael l. Pupin. Norfolk. assignor to Westinghouse Electric and Mfg Go. of East Pittsburgh. Pa. Wave conductor.
 Adolph Rosner. Bridgeport. assign or. by mesne assignments. to The Lo- comobile Go. Battery ignition ays- tenn.
 Henry G. voight, New Britain. as- signor to sargnt X Co.,. New Haven. Locks.
 George L. Reichhelm, Short Beach. assignor of one-half to W. H. Ritter. Carburetor.
 Tho Thomas P. Taylor Co.. Bridge port. Garter.
 Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Co. Connection mechanism.
 William G, Wilson, Bridgeport. ve- hicle wheel.
 Trade-Niark Registration.
 Cora P. Atkins. West Hartford. Parcel carrier.
 Belis Heat Treating Co.,. New Ha- ven. Salts in solid form for metal heat-treating baths.
 Leonard R. carley. Watertown. Lu- bricating, automobile and machine oils and fabrication greases.
 Chief Two Moon Herb Co.,. Water bury. Bitter oil. a general constitu- tional tonic for internal uses.
 The Greist Mfg. Co.,. New Haven. Manual holder for razor blades. The H. K. H. Silk Co.,. watertown. | Pure and artificial silk threads. Charles M Kemper. Westport, do- | ing business as Radio Products Co. Radio telegraph and telephone ap- and appliances.
 The P. S, Palmeh Co.,. Bridgeport,' Device for uniformly mixing the charge before exploding it fin internal combustion engines.
 Marian Reel Canaan. Stove polish. The H. D. Smith Co.,, Plantsville. crew driver.
 The Stanley Works, New Britain, hree registrations Hinges, bolts for ecuring doors, windows, etc. latches handles for doors, etc., hammers. linges, bolts, latch handles for doors, tc.
 Daniel D. Strite, South Norwalk. 'onferrous metal alloy.
 Trade-Mark Applicants. Conn. Telephone & Electric Co.,, 1eriden. Electron tubes, sockets for iectron tubes. rheostats, etc. La Rsista Corset Co.,, Bridgeport. orsets.
 The C. D. Potter Co.,, Bridgersr children's and infants oats cloaks, suits, etc. Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,, 'ew Haven. Pocket knives.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
snt to hospitals in Washington

sent to hospitals in Washington President Harding in white suit and red fez finds fqR in the antics of clowns and some Of the drum majors a picturesque parade Of 2n,000 sehlss Of the Mystic shrine at Washington,
 hebeFt 4, Lee is sentenced 10 two years m prison and his tive asser elates in Texas oil promotion scheme get ten years after conviction at Fort Worth,
 Four are killed and ?7 injured In revised list ef casualties in wreck near DuFana, Mich,
 Mrs, Rula eFoker, widow of Richard eFekeF, testifes in Dublin court that she has never even seen Guy R, Ma rone who, it is charged, vas her first husband,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
ROTARY CLUB SPEAKER.

George Cooper of Pittsfeld. Mass. newly elected District Governor fol the goth division of Rotary clubs, will speak at the regular meeting of the New Britain Rotary club to be held tomorrow noon at the Elks' club on Washington street. Announcement will be made at this time of the La dies night to be observed at the shuttle Meadow club on Thursday evening, June 14.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
THREE WEDDINGS
earlsahsJahnson, NelsaarJahns0R and Munsnn-caFlsoR Nuptials at Luther an Church With Faster Officiating

The marriage of Oscar F. Carlson to Miss signe Johnson, and Philip A. Nelson to Miss Anna A, Johnson look place June 2, and Harry MnnseR 10 Miss Violet Carlson, June {, al the First Lutheran church paTsonage,' Rev, pr, Ahel Ahlauist offieiatsd at all three weddings, Following wedding trips the couples will make their homes in this city
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
BLOW FOR DOLLAR GAS

New York, June 6.--Federsl Judge Campbell today signed temporary injunction order restraining the pub lie service commission from enforc- ing against the Brooklyn Union Gas O. and its five subsidiaries the new sl gas law and the new gas standard of $50 British thermal units.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
HEARING ON SPUR TRACK
Public Utilities Commission Told of Need of Rails Across Park Street by A. Fl. Corp.

Hartford, June 6.-A petition from the common council of New Britain on behalf of American Hardware Corp. for permission 10 construct a commercial spur railroad track across Park street in that city was heard by the public utilities commission. No decision has been announced.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
LEGISLATORS HAPPY
 AS SESSION CLOSES
(continued From First pase).
ereetly retreated before the fun car nival reached its height,
 N THE SENATE

Chaplain Campbell in the senate, making the final prayer Of the ses- sion, referred 10 the work of the leg | islature declaring that body had done
 its work we'll and honestly, He also l referred 10 Lieut., Governor Bingham l and praised his work as presiding of- ilcer.
 Carnival caps began 10 creep into the senate in anticipation of the Hast day celebration. sounds Of which were echoins from the hall of the house through the capitol.
 The senate passed in concurrence bill giving Hartford the power to supply water to Windsor.
 The bill concerning the Jurisdiction of the district court of Waterbury was passed after 1t had received a minor amendment.
 The senate confirmed Governor Templeton's nomination Of Charles R. Treat of Orange and Albert B. Han don of Salisbury to be members of the milk regulation board. Forfeited rights were restored to Antonio Gior- gio of Hartford and Harvey A. E. Rice of Meriden. Without opposition the senate receded and concurred with the house in rejecting the bill who would have continued certain state grants for II towns which had been placed in a different classifica- ton.
 Senator Atchison announced that he would be forced to withdraw as senate member of the commission to the working of the ballot law. Senator Macdonald was ap- pointed in his stead.
 The senate rejected a bill concern ng change in the statute on frand n real estate transactions providing hat contracts must be made in writ ng. The bill was the center of lively Iebate for half an hour and was de- eated IT to g.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
REPORTS DAUGHTER MISSING

Frank Sandberg of AZ Connerton street reported to the police this aft ernoon that Esther, his Is year old daughter. left home yesterday after noon with an Elsie Strand of Forest vile, and has not returned since. He expressed the belief that she might have gone to New York.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

Anticosti. the Gulf of St. Lawrence island. leased by M. Menier, the French chocolate manufacturer for a game preserve, is about one and one half times as large as Delaware.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
DOZEN REPORTED JNJ1rRED

more persons are reported to have been injured in the collision of two electric trains between Washington and Alexandria, Va.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

A Herald Classified ad does every thing we claim for it and ofttimes more.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

USED CARS 1920 Overland touring. 1918 Dodge touring. 1916 Ford touring. 1917 Rec roadster 1921 Ford panel truck. 1918 Buick "A" touring.
 R. c. RUDOLPH, Columbia, Overland and Tilys-
 Knight Distributor. l27 CHERRY ST. PHONE 2o51-2
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
Autos And Trucks For Sale

ATTENTION roLxsi ATTENTION
 You arc always entitled to Free Service when buying here. You wan, the Car, We have II. Look them over.
 1 Chevrolet running ..,.,........ si75 Hudson 7-pafs. Sup. o......... ss:b 1 chandier--iike new ............ s:s5 Maxwell. 1920 ................ sip5 Oakland, 1920 ................. s3?5 chev. Roadster. 1920: cash.... sl75 Buick Coupe .,................ s275 1 Hupmobile Coupe ............. s45o 1 Paige Sedan .................. sl75 You run the car, and pay a little each week. It will pay you to look them over.
 THE FAIR AUTO FIX,
 ss ARCH ST.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

sALE-JuNE-sALE- 1921 Stakeholder Special Six. 1920 Buick touring. 1918 Hudson touring. 1917 Hudson coupe pass 1922 Maxwell touring. 1919 Chevrolet touring Packard Twin Six Rec passenger touring Dodge sedan. Maxwell coupe. Time Payments. Call 21oe. HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES co.
 12o ARCH STREET.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists ana NurserSmen.

CALIFORNIA AND IsPANErE rriysl, 5 ', hieh si fs'eA ReF lo0, RaFhsF'Y bush, fruit trees evergreen, Small geFaniam plants 5 IaT ssei EeFaRium 'niants, 2 70 blossoms, she aaehi geFanium plants s ta blossoms, ss0 each or lAaA q aez, Florence edge sae q dez. As,aFs zoe 6 aaz, hFessnlum, 2 niPe plant, SAe each. Fahsihs soc a dag, CT dos, soc, Vines ieF window boxes ioe each ana uR, A very liea plant, AdAnh sandalle, SIS oak st Phone As9rls,
 AlhsEifMAN-Plao your bEasr now Tor iFhlt trees, berries, etc., also doing prun. lhg work, slmensen, Phone s9a.sa, POPPED plants and cut flowers, Funeral works speciality, Jahnsens Greenhouses, biI church si, rhoRs ske,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

USED CARS 1921 Ford sedan. 1918 Ford racer. 1917 Buick, cyl. touring. 1918 light delivery. 1917 Dodge delivery.
 Terms Arranged. s. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. 1853 ELM ST. TEL. 7s1
 Open Evenings.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY Buick. 1920 coupe.
 Hupmobile, 1922 touring. Buick. 1919 coupe.
 Willys-Knight pass. sedan. NEXT TO A NEW BUICK IS A
 USED BUICK" Dodge roadster, 191s. Oakland touring 1920, pass. Chevrolet roadster. 1921. 1919 Chevrolet sedan r. B. These cars have been reconditioned
 and newly painted. Open every evening until o'clock. Pick out your used car and call
 for demonstration. F. J. Foley, Mgr. of Used Car Dept. Trades on new and used cars considered.
 NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO.,, 2e5 ARCH ST. PHONE 2so7 ---- CLYDEsDALE TRUCK, 1919, of i 1.2 to 2 ton capacity. Good condition. $500. K. NJ Seares. Cor. Park & Main S.s. Tel. 2llo.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
AUT0M0TIYE
Aulo sAd IInek AseAeles

eoLuMBIA AND OVERLAND IaotsT cars
 ChsIR s.. RheAs iasl-i,
 uapGR BROTHERS MOTOR eARs-ssiss
 sns ssEEiss' g ' Meter sslss ees lss
 klm st,. Cor, FEaHklini phens fsl, buRAsF AND STAR meter ssf. sslss I A ssaas. ls Msin si' Faoas ,sis, FORD CARS Fordson TgaelaF, Sales ssFn.
 Ices genuine parts ana aeeessoTlss, Alter
 motive sales ee- aee ', Main si, JORDAN .ANn MFARLAH nael0F care sales and service lIi Hish sl,. HaHfsEd
 ealRseIleul, fheEe srisss, HUDSON AND EssEN=AmsFlea's leading ear ear values as.s sss 'hs hss sssshs.' hsnsy' lss AFeA sl, PheHs sles,
 HuFMoBILE eARs-salss and service, eily Service station, tlAFifaEd Ave, Corner
 stanley and ls slala sI, 4. N, faehssss, LExlNGFeS-Hlsh sTsss meter ears, Sales ana ssgsise' C. A. hsass ti AAia s., Rhess sslt,
 NOON MOTOR cARs-F. L, Green. saIss and service szi Glen street. Fhens ssss NASH sAa Oakland Iae,er cars sales ana service 4: G. hssksE, M Elm sI, Tsls- REQ MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kenneth W. seaTle Co., Sales and service, Ger. Elm and Park sIs,, Sss bTilsih. eonn, Tele- phone sile, sfupERAkERs-Lisht sin touring. ssTbI special six touring, n,sfsl biz six touring si,isei Y, o, II, factory. M, Irving Jester, l iss Arch st, ''fhis Is q studebaker year" wilf,fs.ksIGHf mator ears. sales and 1 service, '.fhe Sleeve Valve Aetor." R. c. l Rusaph, isf Cherry st, Phone 2osi.s.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

BUICK roadster, 1922. good tires condi. ton very good Just thoroughly over hauled. c. A. Bence. 6l Main st. Tel. 22i5. BUICK. 1920. cylinder. { passenger coupe. Excellent paint, brand new tiren. per- feet mechanical shape, bumper. etc. Call up for demonstration. New Britain Buick Co.,, 2?5 Arch St. Phone 2607. Next to a New Buick Is a Used Buick" BUICK, < ton, 1923 truck; new, used but very little and selling with 90 day guar antee. N B. Buick Co.,. 2o5 Arch street Phone 2607.
 1920, sedan, in good condl- tion. le7 Monroe St.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06

CLYDEsDALE TRUCK. 1913 of IF to 2 ton capacity. Good condition, $500. K. NJ,
 Searles, Cor. Park & Main S.s. Tel. 211o.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-06
AuTOMOTIYR
ant0s And 4Flloks Tor sale

upholstery excellent, new fFsnt and rear saFpets Price Is l0H, Win consider trade. A. Q. HaMkar sa Elm sl. Phone eaks.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-20
PoR INALAMBRICo

Relacion de los vapores que Sc han CO
municado por telegrafia inalambrica
con la Estacion de Ensenada, P. B.,
durante las dltimas veinticuatro horas;
'san Lorenzo, que lego San
Juan Ell microbes, Puerto Rico, que
salio para New York ell microbes, zu-
lia", de Mayagiiez para New York
Maracaibo" para Mayagiiez 5s8 mi
Has sur de New York hoy, Caracas
puestos de Venezuela, 'Amolco', lie
go Ponce el microbes, Evelyn, puer
tos de la Isla, "Clare'', 6se millas nor
te de San Juan aver, negara 9 a. M
hoy, tDelisle', 900 millas norte de
San Juan, manuel Calvo", Curacao
para Pto. Cabello v Porto Rico, La
Ike Tlorian'', para Martinica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-20

vDoT PRESENTA SU FoRMIDA-
BILE EQUIPo "ALL SAN JUAN
CONTRA Ell ssPoRTs" DTSPUEs-
TO A LUCHAR CON Ell 'PoNCE
STARS. sHUMACAo" o MAYA
GUEz'' CON Los MIsMos BROS
QUE 10 HIcIERoN CON Ell
SPORTS. = JUEGo DE LA MA
MANA A FAVOR DE LOS SPORTS
10 A 9 CARRERAs; "ALL SAN
JUAN VENICE EN- Ell sEGUNDo
JUEGo is A 4 cARRERAs. SAN Sc
DEsPIDE HASTA LA vUELTA
Los animos decades por Ell deporte
nacional aln siguen Ell mismo orden
de cosas en- esta capital. A los juegos
celebrates ell pasado domingo espera-
bamos hubieran concurrido mayor nti-
nero de fans.
El campe6n insrlar FPuerto Rico
Sports" por vez primera 1uchaba con
Ell equipo del c6lebre vidot, ell "tAll
San juan, que cuenta con magnif-
cos players y a su vez creo que los mas
agresivos nluchachos que en- el presen-
tie contamos en- nuestras ngas.
El :"sports'' presenta a Fabito y
Ciqlli como su bateria hasta Ell sexto
episodio y 1uego son sustituidos por
San v Andrade. Los Vidot ponen a
camar6n Net, viniendo Nuts al
box en- Ell s6ptino inning. Los
Sports Sc van en- impio en- los dos
primeros innings y anotan una sola
carrera en- el tercero, mientras que ell
All San juan Sc anota dos carre-
ras en- cada uno de los tres primeros
episodios, siendo ell score 6 a / al fl
nalizar ell primer tercio. En- Ell cuarto
Sc anota Ell Sports una vuelta y
cero los Vidot. Dos vueltas compile
tas Ell ''Sports'' en- el quinto v otras
cuatro vueltas en- ell sexto. mientras
que solo una carrera anot6se Ell "AH
San JUAN en- Ell quinto inning.
Score 8 7 favor del SPORTS, y
con Fabito al box y Ciquf en- la defen-
sa del hogar. San viene al box. pero
no tan. feliz como en- anteriores oca-
stones, pues ell Chato 10 saluda con 1lr
tribeys, anotandose carrera por un sa-
crifice en- el septimo iespues de haber-
Sc anotado tres carreras Ell SPORTS.
En- ell tercer episodio Negro,o lig6le
un homerun don Fabito con un hon.
bre en- base, Y Ell ell octave GJlzman
sac6 la bola a Nuts tambi6n de home
run, habiendo sido la tinica carrera
anotada en- ell episode Ultima para
los Sports completar la docena.
Una carrera mas anotada en- Ell tilti-
mo inning para ell ''All San JUAN
termina el juego IL 9 carreras por
el SPORTS.
Los muchachos de vidot demostra-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-20

ron jugar pelota verdad, y su agre-
sividad en- Ell uso del bejuco los pone
entire los primeros paleadores de la Is
la 81 no son los primeros. Las carre-
ras que Sc anotaron en- este juego fne-
ron hechas a palo linpio, aparte de
que hubo errores de ambos bandos en-
Ell fildeo.
P. r. Sports: 001 124 $40 10
All San Juan: 222 010 101 8
Ell juego de la tarde dejo mucho que
desear para los amantes de buena pc
lota. Vidot presenta su cuadro COM
pleto, pero no asi los SPORTS. Un es-
collar en- la inicial, un lanzador ameri-
cano a practicarse, Beitia enfermo al
catcher, y Brown, Andrade, Guzman y
Thompson ausentes. Con este cuadro
deficiente determinan jugar nuevamen-
te y Vidot, con las ansias que tenia
por que sus muchachos estrenaran su
vistoso uniforme anotandose una VIC
toria sobre los SPORTS, hace frente
al rival y desde la salids. SO anota ca
rrera tras carrera, sunarldo 16 contra
al finalizar ell juego. ocuparon al
box clay, San, Ciqui Rogue, estos
ultinos en- Ell inning final.
All San Juan o12 161 230 16
P. r. Sports 600 1910
Probablemente vuelvan a luchar en-
la Liga de la Ocho estas dos novenas
el domingo %, puede que Maya
giiez'' nos visite para un double hea-
der con los SPORTS. Los tcardena-
les'' estan que las dividen actualmente
y no respetaran la bateria que le pre-
senten sus rivales de la loza Gle cual-
quier parte. donde vayan.
GERRIsH JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-20
BALE DE socIEDAD
EN- Ell TEATRo

Ell sabado 21 del corriente SO cele-
brara en- Ell teatro municipal, un gran
bale de sociedad organizado bajo los
auspicios de la Selection Film Ser
vice Inc.'', de esta ciudad. En- dicho
festival seran proclamadas las Reinas
de Belleza portorriquefla.
Ell acto promote resiltar brillantisi-
mo a juzgar por las damas Y cabaIIe-
rros que 10 patrocinan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-20
UN AHoRCADo

En- Ell barrio Angeles, de Utuado,
Pedro Martinez Morales, Sc ahorc6 de
un arbol. Sc ignora la causa que 10
indujo al suicidio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-20
Vendemos nluy Barato

Una central con su maquina-
ria compIeta y en- buen estado,
capacidad doce'o ounce mil quin
tales az1car por zafra. Damos
facilidades para ell pago.-Para
infornes diriiase a sus due1os;
LOPEZ DE TCRD & ZAYAS
PIZARRO
Gale Atocha No. 10, altos.
TeIefono 374, Apartado $50
Ponce, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-20

Pl.ede I'd. conseguirla con la podero-
So, moneda magica. Esta prodigiosa mo-
reds, es Ia dicha de los jugadorcs, CO.
nerciantes, y toda gente de negocios
Tara informes Sra. C. NJ. Filomeno
Frofesora Ciencias ocultas San Fran
cisco Sc, o escribame al Box 115 San
tprce, P. r. Advt.
Milford chronicle., 1923-02-23
The Weekly Newspaper

Ward Of the great students the psychology pub
% o%8 DnS S m4SS hs a before the Oh small
country weekly newspaper doing
worth fifty thousand dollars the business and
ssiOna of the community and be made worth hundred
supporting your
ish as to- talk about supporting % & store re- % Oanf OF d @ @
store have bank account and have some outlet for the energy OF
many upon
cubus sort Of charity Yet the local paper as much public IN
commercial clubth the difference that gives more direct re-
When a business man adverse newspaper
avwd intention of building up his business but he really also helps
to build up the to"a ana ng IN IN IT, ne @ @ man GOes
directly The business professional who does not pay for his
fdoH@n 61i6S lh towns D"On' parasite taxing advantage Oh
Can't tell what sort town place is from the looks of its
business professional doesn't the town get reputation
newspapers publicity
yet too often the publisher is asked to give away his stock in
count the demands this sort made pub
professional before
and ask for business you would ask him why he did not sell
In FOpGOn to the benefits it's nddu % and gen general 5 Tornf @ 5 o is
believe advertising Do know why They
gather crumbs that fall from the table Of the progressive
advses his business and his town Every time of
your stores dveIses sale IT brings people INTO TINS town @ 6 Gu
the others take advantage of his expenditure
You expect publisher your
Gods earth He is asked do things for which nobody will
5 father the 5 Ss g RT Day thine o @ sn @ Gs DOn tonF 9g
Let me tell positively that even mediocre newspaper is
a will debt
obligation it to community The
right to expect your cooperaton in making the
the representative O your
Every your published contributors
adverngfree advertising that the publisher
cheeruy, because it boosts the town.
Every publicity direct indirect results the
results other business
responsibility
produces every child the
ity.
country idestic Individual he is
thing areO make And his best inter-
the best interest of his town.
should shoulder greatest
his time and often his
living
offered willingly
as a free premium you
think right that business professional
carry the towns publicity while others
evade responsibility?
civic civic responsibility That
responsibility the business Of the
be divided proportion possible