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New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
JEWEL SMUGGLING SCHEME UNCOVERED
Customs Agents Find Gang
 Working All Over Country

Washington, Nov, l5, e. A loWe! smuggling conspiracy of vast dlmrn- pions has been uncovered by cus- toms service agents working in half a dozen sections of tho country since the killing last August ot Mrs Theresa Mors in Los Angeles
 smuggled irwelry valued at more than s25o.oo0 already has been seized and a man known as Mrdian- sky, who Is said to have left the country Is being sought as the ac- tive director if not the actual head of the conspiracy in which he is alleged to have had a dozen or more aides.
 The killing Of Mrs. Mors, with which "Kid" Mccoy is charged served, insofar as the conspiracy IS concerned, it is said, merely to pro- vide the first definite lead into the smuggling maze, some of her jewelry having been identified after the crime as part Of the illicit imports A similar lead was opened in Los Angeles Monday with the killing CT Harry I. Katz, and officials estimate that "several hundred" persons scat tered widely throughout the country have come innocently into possession of the smuggled gems, about half or which, they think, will never be Identified.
 Although much work remains TOT Che customs agents in searching on' further details of the conspiracy tbe,r success thus far has been such that the treasury felt justified in making public part of the story as rsno-te8 by service officials in Ne" Work. The smugglers are said tc nave maintained their headquarters ,n New York but Pacific coast cen ters, especially Los Angeles and "a, rrancisco appear to have proVideo sheir principal markets, judging from the amounts recovered there Most of the iewelry, the agents re rorted, was purchased by the snug r,er. in Austria and Germany "i'f tbs sepreciated currencies Of those nations, after some of 1t had foun( it's way out of Russia.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13

Sir A. Conan Doyle often wrote 1e.o00 words Of a Sherlock Holmes story without leaving his desk,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
ALL CHANGES FOR
 ONE ID GO WRONG
Students Subjected to Many Temptations, Is Claim

Boston, Nov. l5.-Declaring that "there is almost everything to help 8 student go wrong and almost nothing to hinder him or her from going wrong" a report submitted 10 a meeting of the student tntercollegi- ate committee on student living con- ditions comprised of faculty and a undergrs duate representative of de- partments of six universities and colleges In Greater Boston was ap- proved today.
 The report charges, Tt is a well known fact among the student body of the present time that living con- ditions in the students area of back bay are far from what they should be; that the living conditions are fa1 from what the faculties of the schools and parents of the students
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
ssooO JEWEL THEFT.
Second Burglary of Week at Rye
 Results in Nice Haul.

Greenwich. Nov. 13,-While MT and Mrs. Marselis Parsons were entertaining friends at their home on the post road in Rye, N. Y. last evening, burglar gained entrance to the house through g. door lead tnE from the porch on the second floor and made his escape with jew elry valued at between s6,0Q0 and s7,0o0, it became known yesterday.
 The jewelry vas taken from dressing table in Mrs. Parsons room and she did not discover her loss until midnight. Nothing was reported missing from the other rooms. The Rye police believe that 1t was the work of a professional
 It was the second burglary in Rye this week, the public school on the post road having been entered Monday night and $125 in cash taken from a drawer in the desk Of the supervising principal, The money constituted the pupils milk and savings fund.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
PROBE RED PLOT
British Cabinet Investigating Source of Letters Asking British Com mmiSis to Act,
nu .rhA Assn.lated PresE.

By The Associated Press.
 London, Noy !3,-The cabinet has appointed cabinet committee to r"- tcs.tgato the alleged letter from N. Ztnoyieff ealing or Increased ac. uHrcs on the part Of the British communists, according 10 state m.ns In some Q. the morning news papers,
 These rrports say inc ministers asr.l ll1' the matter could not re- main m ,ha iudennIte position in which 1t was lett by the late gov ,ramcnt, and they decided Il was necessary 10 establish whether inc letter vas genuine or forgery in order 10 reply to the societ govern mrnts domlni for an apology,
 l. is believed the committees re- port will he ready for submission tc the cabinet at the next meeting probably carly next week.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13

Watch the classified ads the com ing week for real bargains In house hold furnishings and automobiles. If you desire 10 purchase or sell the classified ads will help you solve the problems attached.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-13
ECZEMA IN 1 |WATERY P|MPLES| l Itched necessarily. | l Cuicura Heals. l

"For about a year and a half l was troubled with eczema which started first with little watery pim- pies behind my ears, and itched in- c.ssantly. Later the eruptions scaled over and the skin was sore and unframed. It spread to my fore l head and caused loss of sleep.
 II tried many remedies without success. l sent for free sample Of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It helped me 80 l purchased more, and after using two cakes of Cuti- cura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed. " (signed) Miss Mary T. Pezzati' l2 Humphreys St., Dorchester, Mass.
 Use Cuticura to clear your skin Samples Free by Mall, Address: "outcurt Labor ltoriss, Dept. \. Maiden t8, Mast Sold every. where Soap 2Sc. Ointment g and 6Oc. Thlcun 29e' E Try OUT new Shaving Stick.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
Fornna de Facilitar a la
Naturaleza Que Sc Des-
prenda una Mala Tez


Las partidarias de la belleza Sc mues-
tran enthusiasts con las cuaIidades
embellecedoras de la cera mercolizada.
NADIA de 10 que sc ha descubierto en- los
amos recientes produce tanto, de una
manera tan rapida y sin perjuicio, un
Costo tan pequeiio. La razon prinripal
de sus meritos maravillosos es que
funciona en- ammonia con las leyes de la
hsiologfa. En- lugar de ocultar los de-
fectos del CUTS, los suprime Desprende
la cuticula envejecida, marchita
manchada o granulosa, en- una forma
gradual, y perfecta, sin producer moles-
tias. Es el metodo en- que la natura-
ieza produce la renovation de la tez.
Cuando Sc retarda Ell proceso natural,
como resultado de la dehciencia de la
circulation o de la falta de tonicidad
nervlosa, la cera mercolizada es un
auxiliar que acelera el desprendimiento
de la piel. FL nuevo CUTS que aparece,
es ell natural, reiuvenecido, sano de
una belleza exquisite. Sino ha probado
I'd. nunca la cera mercolizada compre
una onza, go gm.l en- cualquier dro-
guerra, apliquesela en- la nochecomo cold
cream, y lavese a la nanana siguiente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
Ell Superintendent de-.

te par. telegrafiar Ell voto de dicho
candidato.)
(En aquellos Precintos en- que haya
III partido que tenga candidatlra para
Alcalde Asamblea Municipal pero
que ca~ezea dc candidatos de distrito
generates, especiffquese Ell voto para
Alcale9 de dicho partido en- la forma
siguiente: "Partido. (Espccifiquese 81
nombrc del partido) para Alcalde---)
Los dates para los telegramas que Sc
requieren deberan ser tomados de la
coria extra de las TIojas de Cotejo que
los Inspectcres de Elecciones deberan
entrcgar los Presidentes de las Juntas
Locale dc Elecciones de acuerdo con
Una Resolution de la Junta Insular dc
Elecciones titulada: Resolution dispo-
uiendo "a entrega de copias de las Hoias
de Ccteio per los Inspectores de Elec
cicnes los presidentes de las Juntas
Locales &c Elecciones'' Ia cua1 aparc
ce impreaa en- las paGinas 60 y 20 de
Ia Compilation de las Leyes y Regla-
mentos sobre Lnscripciones y Eleccio-
nes.
NO DEBERA TELEGRAFIARSE
Ell vo~o REcIBIDo PoR NINGUE
GIRO CANDIDATE EXcEPTo Los
AfENCIoNADos EN- LA PREsENTE.
No aebela tslegrafisrse el resulta-
10 de ia election de sus respectivos
p-ecincos hasta tanto no hayan uste
des reciMdo Ell voto complete de TO
DOS los Colegios Elactorales'.
Esta information debera telegra-
fiarse 81 snperintendente General de
! Elecciones tan pronto sea possible. Y
81 T"esidente de las Juntas Locales de
ElcccicnSs en- aquellos precintos donde
haya Colegios fuera de la capitalidad
! de Sis precintos, deberan hacer las
gestiones necesarias de manera de OBJ
tener eI resultaGo de las elecciones de
dicllcs coiegios la mayor brevedad po-
sible eespues de terminado Ell escruti-
mic en- los mismos Las oficinas de la
Junta Insllar de Elecciones permanece-
ran abiertas durante la noche de i'll
eicccinn nasta que los resultados de to-
dos los precintos hayan sido recibidos.
~ Sc cs2ara que ustedes cumpliran con
IL parte que les corresponds a fin de
uue dicho trabajo sea terminado 10
mas tenprano possible.
Atsntamente,
z. w. KEITH,
Superintendente General de Elecciones.
NoTA (a). No debera combinarse ell
voto de I'm Candidate cuyo nombre apa-
rezca en- el ticket de dos Partidos, sino
que dcbera indicarso ell voto que dicha
persona reciba como candidate de CA
DA UNo de dichos Partidos. Esto no
2nlie IuaC du4 4no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
continuation de la Ira. pAg.

contamination de la Ira. pag.
..Respltado complete elacciones este
7.,ecinto es: conisionado Estados Uni
dos.- Candidate Unionists- can
didato Pepublicano--; Candidate So
cialista-; Candidate Constructions
"senadores por Accumulation: BARGE
ID. .Iernandez--; Soto; ser
vera. Ielesias--; Martinez-
"Rerresentantes por ac91nldac1on:
uastra -; Guerra-; Tous-'
Alfonso; Rosy.
"seradores de Distrito: Especifl-
ouese aouf ell nombre del candidatos CO.
mo candidate Unionista-- y -
mo candidate Unionista-y (Repitase
auuf u nombre del nismo candidato)
como candidate Republicano--; (Es-
peciftu uese aqui cl nombre del candida
toy como candidate socialista--y
(Repitase aqui ell nombre del misrho
candida,o) como candidate Constitu-
cional---.
Representatives. de Distrito: candi-
dato Unionista--; candidate Repuba
cano-.: candidate socialista--;
candidate Constitucional-.
----P -Presidente,
Junta Local de Elecciones
-Precinto-
(En aquellos Precintos en- que haya
un candidate para Representante de
Distrito de un partido que no sea uno
de los mencionados antericrmente, el
veto de dicho partido para tai candi-
dato detera especificarse en- la mis1na
forma manera cxpuesta antericrmen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03

5Por que la mayor parte de las ca
sas en- San Juan y Santurce tienen 10
sas de Jimsnez, del Vale B. Co. pues-
tas en- sus pisos? Senciliamente por-
que son las mejores mas duraderas.
Stop II Santurce, Tel. SOC, Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03

FL contratista que estinta su credi-
to professional emplea siempre los me-
iores materiales en- sus obras. Los mo-
saicos de Jimenez, del Vale 8 Co.
son los mejores Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03

Al comprar mosaicos recuerde STEM
pre- que la economic no esta en- ell pre-
clio del articulo sino en- la calidad
Los mosaices de Jim6nez, Del Vale
& Co. son de alta calidad. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03

tQue no ha podido I'd. curarse la
caspal lClarol sC6mo quiere que
una enfermedad cuyos germenes
estan en- las rafces del cabelIo. Sc
cure con lociones que solo obran
super6cialmenteo Es como 81 pre-
tendiera curarse la cares de una
muela untandose pomadas calmantes
en- la meJlla. tSabe 10 que su pelo
necesitaa iDAMDERINA.l ESQ es
10 lnico que penetra hasta las rafces.
mata los germenes de la caspa y con-
tiene la caida del cabello. Seventeen
Farmacias, Sederfas v Perfumerfas.
nw
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
Isabel W. Marantes de Colon
CLARIvIDENTE yENEzoLANA
A FACULTAD NATURAL

SENORATene usted algdn asunto ntimo soluc6n la
preOcupa?
SENORTA-. saber 81 el Destino lie
buea eSp0so?
Desea inyestigar e pQryenir de su negoco
o saber cual lie convene emprenderY
general asunos particuares sc
detales precisos de Facultad RESE
VA ABSOLUTA.
Consuta general: dos doares HORAS: IL A. NJ de
r. M Consutorio provisional.
Gale ASIA" No B. Parada q (bajando Europa" st.
@ SANTURCE, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03

gles con nuestro nrevo metodo. Sorprendentes
demos nombre direction diez celtavos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
HABLE MULES EN- Is MlNUTOS

pssed pobra haLlar, leer y esrfibr In
resultados en- pocas Iecciores. Mao
para enviarle information intsresante
ST. T.-(Dept. s2l-- New York n. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-03
lEn que Sc parece Ell Cereipina al Sol?
En- que es fuente de vida, n1anantial de salud.


oganisno sensation de
Sad Sc
cue elaborate Ponce Pto Rico @
anna-
tneacs cerena msno perna baho
Y alVa door cabeza reunatsro
Pda sempre cerepina acepe susttutos.
Nuestro Cereipina ell AcohoIado-Sol
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
1K;l4 TE i: i!
kCAHINE 90
GO, 1924. Western Newspaper Union.)
WEEKLY MENU SUG-
GESTIONS

When the family takes the picnic
basket for a days outing few sug-
gestions may be helpful. Sandwiches
OF various kinds with hot pot of cot
fee will often be all that is needed
with some fresh fruit for the finish
of the meal
SUNDAY-Breakfast: Coffee cake.
Dinner: Fried chicken, green peas.
Supper: Strawberry shortcake.
MONDAY - Breakfast: Griddle
cskes, bacon. Dinner: Pork chops,
baked potatoes. Supper: Sally Lunn.
Observation-Disclosures: Buttered
tuast, fried ham. Dinner: Calls liver
en- casserole. Supper: Lyonnaise po-
taEoes.
WEDNESDAY - Breakfast: omeIet.
Dinner: Apple sauce snow. Supper:
Gingerbread.
Observation-Disclosures: WaffIes,
maple strip. Dinner: Ham on escaI-
Hoped potatoes. Supper: Milk toast.
FRlDAY-Breakfast: Eggs and
corn gems. Dinner: Goldfish gravy,
baked potatoes. Supper: Sweet ONE
let.
SATURDAY - Breakfast: Fried
scrappIe. Dinner: Roast of beef. Sup
per: Green apple sauce, sponge cake.
Sally Lunn.
Sift one quart of flour twice with "a
teaspoonful of baking powder Meas
ure one cupful of milk, two table
spoonfuls of butter, melted. four eggs
beaten light and teaspoonful of salt.
Add the sifted flour in small quanti-
ties, stirring as long as the stiffening
dough will allow you to use the spoon.
1t should be very soft, more like bat
ter. Bake in funnel cake pan. Turn
out when tested with a long straw or
toothpick. Slice and eat while hot.
Calls Liver en- Casserole.
Cook few slices of bacon in a fry
ing pan; stice the liver and lay upon
the hot bacon, cook two minutes on
each side. Transfer to the casserole,
add a pint of stock, sliced onion
Drowned in bacon fat, and two tea
spoonfuls of lemon juice. Cook close
ly covered for two hours. Shortly be-
fore serving add potato balls which
have been parboiled. Thicker the
brown gravy and serve from the cas-
SerOle.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08

Stanley, navy pilots. A photographer
was present. Suddenly Bates yelled
to him and pointed downward. We
were passing over an ideal landing
field The photographer shot It,
Thousands of such shots were made
during the two months in which the
aircraft squadrons moved over these
islands. Captains Gherardi and Mar
shall sat In council with these reports
on their knees.
"Culebra, then, is the snake which
darts its head hither and to in the
Indies and flashes It's fangs at those
who desire to penetrate our inner sea
canal With one base we defend the
canal and we dominate the future air
routes between the Americas. While
l was at Culebra this spring a flying
boat of the Aeromarine company ar
rived one day from the States and
water-just to show 1t could be done
1.-THE United States navy has created,
within the hot breasts of Culebra,
secret submarine base from which
in war can issue forth the undersea
boats for defense or offense.
"The United States navy has desig-
mated, within the coils of the snake,
secret air and destroyer bases, and the
snake, when 1t uncoils in the act of
hostility, will display veritabie nest
nP xyipore TIC ,10ooi1ipo ctrOtxQ will
spread woe to those who invite its at
tack.
ut is the key to our Caribbean de-
Tense Cthe defense assault point for
the Panama canaD and the future
aerial customs center for regulation Of
the commercial air lanes.
eft makes the Caribbean an Amert-
can lake.
"Culebra represents both threat
and a warning to those who may wish
us Ill. And it is not defended with
heavy guns. The fleet itself is the
striking arms of Culebra.
However, the navy sees Culebra In
a future day as the transfer depot
for interoceanic airplane and seaplane
traffic and the navy's designation of
Culebra as an advanced base seems
to portend events which dwarf the
pretensions of Gibraltar-which will
bring population to Culebra, mix
ture of races, and of jargons, flying
with the commerce and establishing
commodity depots on this passionate
little island, the snake.
I'm that future the navy of today,
which starts 1t on it's way, will IT.
self evolve into what superengines of
control?
"And 'Culebra,' the snake, will have
become mart"
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08

Der of cocoa lace hats. The shapes are
often those that droop at the sides,
quite like the charming model shown
In the center left of this group. Lace,
very filmy sort, Is draped about the
crown which in the picture is of finest
milan straw although transparent
cocoa hair hats are equally in favor.
Also brown malines shapes which pre-
serve desired transparency. A large
soft lace bow effect halos the hat in
mist of cocoa-colored silken mesh as
fragile as cobweb In Ns dtlltaie
Lace-snirred brims, such as is shown
in the upper left corner, are fashion
able. They serve as the foundation
over which Is draped an airy-fairy ex-
panse of lace.
Wells, in name, but really decorative
trims, are some of the lace curtain eff
fects adjusted to hats of straw or
satin according to preference. There
is such a mode illustrated below to
the right. 1t is a very dark-brown
satin with an interesting crown. The
veil Is radiant light brown, which
shows a threading of gold metal in its
patterning.
Large bows of lace or shirred ma
lines or smoothly covered fabric shapes
are very frequent. Usually drape of
the lace curtains the brim edge.
Sometimes one end of the lace is
brought down to serve as neck scarf,
not from the utility standpoint, but
purely for picturesque effect.
Designers are also using narrow
lace edgings Carrying out the light
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08

Ens picture where the effect Is not
unlike that of the fascinating frocks
worn by ladies of the old French
court, whose silken skirts opened to
reveal petticoat ornate with ex-
Quisite handwork. Only in this case
Madam Mode chooses to use front
panel effect of accordion plated chif-
fon, reserving the luxury of embroid-
cry. for the overpart. OF unusual in
terest are the handsome corner floral
motifs, because they are embroidered
with fine ribbon, after the manner of
the lovely rocco ribbon work so
popular during the Louis XVI period.
The color scheme of this adorable
frock is poudre bleu for the crepe
silk with petticoat effect in silver
gray, the ribbon flowers worked In
green and silver.
The idea of front panel effects Is
interpreted also In interesting manner
throughout simple daytime models.
Straight-line black satin dresses open
ing redingote fashion, over front of
plated white georgette which extends
from neck to hem, are of distin-
guished style. row of fanciful but
tons often traverses the center box
plat, the crystal kind being preferred.
Even tubable dresses carry out the
front panel effect. A particularly In
teresting model is made of peach-col-
ored wash ratine. 1t preserves the
Ill % h.
revealing at the front a plated panel
of sheer white cotton wolfe caught into
a plain band of the fabric. forming
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08

-'ngs surrounded rns
island marked Guile
bra
"The four naval off,
GERS sitting in council
at st. Thomas were
Admiral Montgomery
M. Taylor, Capt.
George c. Day, Capt.
Walter Gherardl, who
commands the aircraft
sQuadrons of our
scouting fleet, and
Capt. Albert Marshall,
commanding our air
craft SquadronS of
the battle fleet.
"The purpose of
these last two officers
on the council sudden
ly occurred to me one
day when / was flying
over the Virgins with
Lieut.. Co m. Paul
Bates and Lieut.. ii. T.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08

MADAM NODES latest within is to
AVA bring the fullness of the skirt to
the front. This front panel treatment
Is carried out not only in dressy cos
tune but even in tailored suits some
of the newest skirts are plain fitting
at the back, with plaits brought to the
direct front.
When 1t comes to the dalntier
frocks fashioned of graceful silks,
chiffons, crepes and voiles, the front
fanclfuI effects assume the pic
turesque. Just as in the accompany
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08

is 'lessened for others, should be left
at home. Pick your friends from those
who love the out of doors.
The food and dishes for a picnic
must be planned carefully as to bulk
and weight. With the paper dishes
to be bought so cheaply 1t Is NOT nee
essary to carry much weight in uten-
sils, If one wishes a set more dur
able the aluminium Is light In weight
and agreeable to use. The fewer
dishes of the washable kind the bet
ter.
Food may be wrapped in waxed pa
per and paper napkins used so that.
with the paper utensils, the cutlery is
about all that has much weight. And
there are paper spoons. knives and
forks if one wishes them.
After meal is over the paper and
waste nj, e burned, leaving nothing
to carry home, compared to the old
method of packing baskets with heavy
crockery. Salads may be carried in
Ice cream containers, stuffed eggs
wrapped in paper squares, twisted at
the ends after wrapping, and the pa
per may be fringed if one cares to
take the trouble, making a very dain-
ty as well as useful covering for the
eggs
Sandwiches, of course, are the main
stay. Wrapped In wax paper. they
will keep moist some time.
Baked beans. creamed peas, which
may be reheatcd, are always enjoyed
at picnic.
When a fire is built to cook steaks
or hamburger, piece Of sheet iron
placed on support makes good
frying pan. All sorts Of cooking may
be done 0. It, Coffee In the pot may
be cooked over 1t, while the Goals and
ashes underneath are cooking other
foods.
Egg and Potato saIad.-Take two
cupfuls of boiled potatoes cut in
cubes, one cupful of cucumber, cut in
small pieces, two or three hard-coolzed
eggs chopped fine, two tablespoonful
of chopped pickle, two tablespoonfuls
of chopped green or red pepper, one
tablespoonful OF chopped parsley, a
few drops Of onion juice, one cupful
OF cooked dressing. Mix all together
and carry in a glass Jar.
A few drops Of glycerin added tc
chocolate when dipping candies will
give then fine gloss.
N
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-08
Hurt Indians Dignity

In Michigan there Is an Indian school
where the children of the more or
,ess noble red man are instructed In
Anglo Saxon graces and civilization.
One Of the teachers says:
.lt is very interesting to study these
:,aldren, especially as we have them
from four different tribes.
~The boys have a sense of humor.
~ nv fiag-drill one Friday the
bartners were boy and girl. and