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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-12
FIRE CHIEF TO MEETING

Fire Chief George Mantor was
allowed $500 70 pay HIS expenses 10
the fro chiefs convention. held In
Pasadena, August 5-s. in an ordi-
nance passed BY the city council
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-12
FRENCH CLUB FORMED

Formation OF Motorists French.
for.Govornor club is announced at
French headquarters. Tho club
starts with n membership of 100, II
Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-12
IN nNncV TREATED ONE
VMVSSv WEEK FREE

WI u W TTIN u IL n ~
Short breathing relieved
IN a few hours swelling reduced In A
few days, regulates tho liver, Kidneys,
stomach and heart, purlfles tho blood
strengthens tho entire system. write for
froo trial treatment, COLLuM DRoPsY
REMEDY co. Dept. ~, Atlanta, Georgia.
advertisement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-12
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PRINTERS HEAR FRENCH

4 luncheon OF the Ben Franklin
club. composed OF employing print.
crs Of Seattle and vicinity. held in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18

AcUERDoS. FIRN6ADos ENTIRE sU
sANTIDAD PIo III Y Ell GoBIER-
NO DE FRANCIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
HOTELES
Hotel Belgica

Ranitaciones frescas. conidas
excelentes. Situado en- vale Vi
Ia No. 8 ell sitio mas centrico de
Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
A fines de-.
tCCntinuaci6n de la; la. pagina)

trabajo especial dnrante ell vae,o Una
aitura de l3,500 pies fue aicanzaaa ore
const.tuye el primer record 10 odciai
lie un aparato conahciendo scis passage
,os Y para I'm motor Liberty re.ando
IN peso total dc 1855 libra1.
'El aparato es del tipo bip.aao. sas
llas miaen una longitud de ei pies ds
N extreme a otro; ell largo del octe es
e 35 pies 8 pulgac@g, aitnra IS pies
puigadas; su xelocidad maxima Ia al
anzado 1O4 millas per hora Y paede
levar en- tanques espec."les Gasolina
uicisnte para aaca: M viaje lie Nue.
a York a la Habaaa sin deSererse con
na tripulaciol ~ In p!loto an meea-
leo. Para vue.os oIdiasrios tiene caps
idad rara llevar 26mo1amcmts nueve
asa jeros incluyendo piloeo : mecanico,
una cantidad suGcien:e de coH AS
ible para cinco nora; dc viaj,. Pcede
levarse en- menos H. 1J sc gundpi des-
,ues de abrir "A valvul1. 10 que le
,ermite funcionar eli lagos peqaeaos.
''El casco aei nlevo anon. e. cuai
S ell primer casco todo de metal cue
construye EN- los Estados Unidas, es
a parte mas interesantc de esta ma
luina.
"Inmcdiatamente despges de pnesto
el aqua ell bote. Sc paso Gil marcha,
los tres dias sc realizo el primer
velo de Keyport Nueva York con
fio.ales de la eompahia. Prnebas de
xhibicion siguieron ! este viaie sin
sner el menor contratiempo. Todos los
ias el nuevo aparato insp.raba mas
.onfianza Hasta Ia fecha HI reaii2ado
mas de zoo vuelos; Ia estado en- G.
aqua mas de tres meses y ha volaoo
durante an total de 20 horas; mas de
SEQ p9sajeros. excluyendo Ia tripui%-
c:on. han viajaao en- el. recorriendo en-
fetal una 6istancia lie 4.Sc0 mllas: '
toao sn Ia menor interruption y sin
perdsr absolatamente NADIA causa del
desgaste Ia deterioration producida
por Ell aqua"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18

de progreso, de cultura, de reverente
amor nuestra patria. y conquistaremos
70 SO la simpatia sino Ell respeto y
ell apoyo de nuestro pueblo.
En cuanto a mi, puede usted cortar
con mi concurso. La ilnica psna que
teago al ofrecerselo es 10 POGO que val
% 10 6scaso de mis- medios de for
trra. paro procediendo de buena fe,
aerupados todcs, lien orientados ira
bajando con persevsrancia, podremos
hscer mucho quiza llegue aigun dia
en- que Puerto Rico no sea admirado
tiricamente por la obra de la Natura-
leza, por los prodigios de 81 vegetacion
v -sns paisajes el esplendor de 81
cielo. 81 que tsmbien por sus obras de
arte. reveladoras del alma de su puo-
bio
As'stamos a la reunion del Atsneo
ei 27 de ensro actual, 81 reeuerdo de
HoSToS hara que nUestras almas des-
pierten al cumplimiento del deber v
prcdazcan algo noble. Entire tanto.
permi anne felicitarlo por su inicitiva
Y darle las grscias por su, bondad para
conmigo.
sincera disbursements styo,
Emilio del ToRo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
E presidente del
(continuassss6jn, de Ia Ira | pas 81

Ia Isla otra eontribuci6l pecuniaria
para levantar un rnonunento Hostos.
Tenemos pendiente un compromise So
lemne con nuestr6 ATENEo que con.
s.ste en- levantar el foIdo necesario
para cue abra las. puertas de su nuevo
hogar sin deudas Sc ha fjado la cam
pana anual de la CRUZ RoJA para e
p-6ximo mss de abril. Estas circuns
tanciss me imp,den seguirle a usted er
esta parte de su pensamiento. AIDE
mas. aunque esas circunstancias nc
existieran. siempre me pareceria pre-
matura la solicitud de dinero en- los
actuaIes nlomentos, por las razones que
exp-esare en- scguida. Ahora bsen
dssso decir con toda claridad que m
aet.t5d no es- obst&eulo para que cual
qliier persona de buena -voluntad qut
qu.era contribuir, 10 haga, pudiend'
depositar su contribution en- cua 'quiel
instituc on bancaria donde 10 tengs
per conveniente.
He aqri las razones que tengo parf
sos'ener que la .campafa en- solicituf
de fcndos. es premature Ell exito d'
estas empresas depende de la buens,
organiSaei6n. 81 usted Sc fila er
1.-THE Hard no Memorial Association
usted vera cue Ia labor del Comite DE-
ia m'sfna en- Puerto Rico fine la ejecu.
ci6a fr1' ds una parte de un plan ad
mira b'eme''ts concebido desarrollad'
en- Wash nftnn desde hace varios me
sss. Asi dsbemos proceder en- est
casn. Ia psrsonalidad de HosTos
es tan amp'ia que Sc requiere un es
tpdio conc 'er-udo para acertar en- Il
e,cc-i6n del homsnaje que debe rem
dirsele.
A mi iu'c'o p~ocede que celebremos
una reunion preparatoria en- Ell Ateneo
Al cfecto 10 cito para ell domingo 81
de enero actual las nueve de la ma
hana he propongo invitar a otras
psrsonas Invite ustsd tambien a
aaucllos one 81 iuicio puedan apor-
tsr idea meritorias Cambiaremos i'm
pres ones Nos syudaremos mutua-
nente VI le as:guro que tendremos
exito 81 nos co'ocamios al nivel de Ia
carsa por IL cual vamos TRAFALGAR.
Una vez cue estudiemos decidamos
el tribute re deba rendirse v que for
memos nuestro pan, incluyendo Ell pre-
supussto. eataremos en- condolences de
d'TigiTncs al pueblo Tratandose de
EoSTos. - solo obtendremos el apo
yo dacidido &c toda la Tsla. ST que
:awbe1 C dc muchas Asociaciones de
los Este los Unidos .Continentales. Ell
dc las Reprbicas Latino Americanss
y e. de Filipinassa-sl =
Hace amos. cuando ter1ninamos de
leva2tar y entreeamcs al Municipio de
san Jusn Ia estatua de SALVADOR
BRAU. hsh'e con Iris Samalea con
respscto Ia forma cion de una Socie-
dad que tuviera, por fin "perpetuar la
'remora Y IL obra de los portorrique-
iios i'ustres - ouiza ahora, con mo-
two de su inic.ativa. cristalicemos la
idea.
Tsnemos mpcho Que hacer en- Puerto
Rico DediQu6ronos a la labor con cal
ma, sin precipitaciones, pero de una
man'ra frme y constants. Hagamos
ago cue revele que nusstro pensamien
70 no cbedece a una impres or de mo-
merto sino qne constituye una consa-
graci6n a una obra de justicia. de bien,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
EL.@NDO
vERDAD Y JUSTlclA


EDITORES: Puerto Rico IiustradO Inc
DIRECTOR: Sergio ROHfanacce.
ADMINISTRATOR Alexandra Bozzo.
OFLCINAS: "Puerto Rico IlustradO" "
Building.
Telefono 1922. -. p. o. Box Si5
Dirijase In CORES pondencia Informs
t.va Iiteraria IN direction.
Para anunciOs. cOmunicados, etc,
dir.girse al Administrator.
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION
En- Puerto Rice.
TPts,ESTRE 2.95
SEMESIhE - 5'v"
ANO .... 80. .--.'.JV
~ En- el ExtranjerO
SEMESTRE ... -. -. -. ..-..... ) 5.50
ANO -. -, y. -. .--.-r --.' WV
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
TOS SEGA

Los duros terrones de fema que en-
harazan Ia garganta y Ia nariz cuandofse
tiene una t0s seea haeen penoso el res
pirp, In garganta dificil de sanarse.
Tratemos de emitir las fiemas con un
medic pronto. facil Y SECURE: el Jara6e
Este, gustoso remedio alivia, calna. >
sana Ia tos. rs antiseptico. abre Lac Was
del aire. destaca las femas, protege
los pulmoues. rs inocno es el nleiO
retnedio contra los resfriados. In tos. in
huenza. bronquitis. tos feriDa coque
Inehe. Pr0tejamonos pfocuremonos uns
bOtella en- Ia botica, hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
Hotel Hogar

Isabel No. 3 frente a Leon, Pom.
ce. iIabitacicnes c6modas y ven-
tiladas. Precios modicos para eI
viaiero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
Los Dolores
VuelVerl

No hay NADIA peor que los dolores de
la gotta result2do del envenenamiento
de Ia Sangre pof el'scido urico. Guam
do las toxinas Sc irritan las parties pro-
fundas de la piel, provocan dermatosis,
ecZemaZ, herpes, acnes, psoriasis eri-
temaS, Sycosis, aun causan intolerableSN
comezones, ell artritismo es igualmente
elresultado de una alteracion de la SAN
gre Y Sc conocen multiples manifesto
clones, ulceras, . varicosas, flebitis,
hemorroides y ylaterrible arterio-escle-
rosis. Para veneer todas estas enfer-
medades la regeneration profunda de
la sangre Sc impone. El DEPURA-
TWO RICHELET es la h6ra actual
ell lunicoverdadero orectificador de la san
gre. Sobre su poderosa aceion. los dolo-
res Sc calman, la piel sc limpia, las
venas y las arterias encuentran su sua-
vidad, las llagas las ulceras las enfeF-
medades de la piellas mas ancianas de-
saparecen sin dejar la menor senal. El
DEPURATIVO RICHELET es ertri-
unfo de la ciencia medico quimica de hoy.
Cada frasco va accompanied de un folleto
illustrado DE venta en- todaS las buenas FsTnla-
cias Droguerias, Laboratorio l.. RICHEI1SsT,
de Sedan, rue de Bellort, Bayonne FrancisYa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
EDITORIAL
ALGo MAS PARA Ell PALS

Hace algunos dlas punllcanos
una relac.o On de los casos que ano
Ia estan en- apelacion ante la Cor
te de Circuito del Primer Circus
to con astento en- Boston. Mass.
Con anterioridad habiamos dado
publicidad tambien al informe de
que la Coite de Circuito quizas Sc
trasladaria Puerto Rico, 81 Sc
aprohaba una enmienda al Codi-
90 Judicial de los Estados Uni
dos que ahora pende ante ell Com
gleso.
Para los PROFESSIONALS togados
ell hecho de que la Corte de Cir
quito de Boston sc traslade a Pto.
Rico periodicamente DIR las ape
laciones que sean llevadas ante di
cha Corte debe ser motive de iu-
bilo. Con veintitres apelaciones
pendientes en- enero de 1924 ante
ese Tribunal Sc puede yer la alta
conveniencia de que el mismo en-
vez de DIR esas apelaciones e1
Boston, las oyese en- Puerto Ri
co. v despues las resolviese en- su
dom'cilio. asiento legal.
Naturalmente. que estas buenas
medidas que tienden a reduc'r e.
costo de las apelaciones deben ser
recibidas con ell benepl&cito de to
dos, abogados y clientes.
Pero ningdn resultado positive
puede esperarse no ser que, a
Ia acci6n personal del represen-
tante que ha presentado ell pro.
vecto dc enmienda al Codigo Ju-
deal de los Estados Unidos. So
una Ia accion coleetiva de las
asociaciones Y colegios de abogas
oes en- Puerto Rico, y nosotros
creenos que esa acci6n colectiva
en- Ia isla no. Sc hara esperar para
ben general. toda vez que ahora
nismo sc We como la Comision
Conjuntas de nuestra Legislature
trabaia v ha conse0uido que Ia
>importants tTniversidad de Co.
mmbia, de New York. establezca
un curse de medicina, tropical
aGfli como secuela del curse de
medicina general nue Sc estudia
en- aquei ceutro docente.
Sin dnda alouua. este no Sc hui
hiese nodido rAaI;yar a no ser uor
ei esf'leryo v In labor comhinadn
de todes los elemartos interesa-
dos. en- nerseeuir tai fipaljdad.
iSe puede esperar meuos RE l.
iniciativa colectiva de esta isla en-
10 que respecta a que la Corte de
Cirouito del Primer Circuito, en-
atenci6n. al gran namero de ape
laciones que Sc han iniciado Y
pueden iniciarse en- ell future Sc
traslade q esta isla a DIR las apes
laciones .sqgh, peri6dicamente, Sc
gun Sc dispone en- la ley enmen-
datoria?
Todo prede lograrse solo con
un pequeiio esfuerzo.
Que aetue ell Colegio de Abo-
gados.
Que actde el Bar de la oOrte
Federal.
Que act6en las ssociaciones CT.
vicas v desinteresadas en- ell asuns
to. v ell Conereso actuara en- con.
sonancia con Ia accion coniunta
de todas esas fuerzas.
s'Pedid y Sc os dara" reza ell
proverbio d'vino, y en- este Puer.
. to Rico no debe quedarse atras.
AcUERDoS, FIRH6ADos ENTIRE sU
sANTIDAD PIo xI Y Ell GoBIER-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18
AL lavar la cabelIera
cuidese con eu4 la lava

La mayoria de. los jabones Y cham-
pus compuestos contienen demasiado
alcali, substantial esta muy perjudl-
cial, puesto que deseca el cuero cabe-
liudo ' haze fragil el cabeilo.
10 hay nada mejor para la limpie
ga del cabe,lo que aceite de coco
Mulsihed porque es puro y absolute
mente inofensivo. rs mas econ6mico
e incomparsblemente mas efcaz que
eualquier otra cosa. Lo venden todas
as boticls, droguerias, perfumerias Y
peluquefias. Bastan unas cuantas on
zas para tcda la familia durante me-
sae
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18

ROMA, enero A. lcable frances) -
FL .'Giornaie d'Itaaas' annncia que el
Papa Pic xl ha tsrminado un acusrlo
con Francia concerniente a la acepta-
ci6n de asociaciones diocesanas pro-
puesta por esta nacion la Santa Sc
de.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-18

Ia GRECA: ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15

where he was digging clans for food
 Indians are not poaching. Fox farmers would get along with them very easily if they would merely treat them as human beings. The matter is in the hands of the far mers themselves. If they do not adopt the policy of being good neighbors, the policy of retaliation will undoubtedly be adopted by the older Natives who have not forgot ten the law under which they were raised-"An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth"
 We urge upon the fox farmers that they adopt different method of getting friends than that of shooting people who are forced to anchor near them.
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15

Traps are increasing in all direc- tions. These traps have to be built long before the salmon season be- cause possession of the trap site is ten points of the law. During this pre-salmon period, these traps catch hundreds and thousands of king sal mon. And thus the trollers are de- prived of legitimate income.
 Some day we hope to see the white fishermen, both seiners and trollers, wake up to the fact that the foreign and migratory birds" are robbing them. their wives and their children. When they do, we will say that at last they have ap- proximated the intelligence of the 'illiterates."
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15
CUTTING OUT SHINES

F. c. Barnes Company states that they will not use any seine caught salmon next season except what they have to take, either from natives who are buying boats from them, or in the event their traps do not work.
 Last year the Burnett Inlet Can nery continued to fish with their traps after they had finished with their own pack. This put their traps in direct competition with the resi- dent fishermen.
 The result has been that the resi- dent fishermen have had their only source of income cut off in order that the foreigners who come with the geese in the spring and depart with the geese in the fall might make some more money to spend in Seattle and Chicago.
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15
HOOVER AROUSED BY UNTERMYER'S
 'TRUST" CHARGE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. 21.- Secretary of Commerce Hoover to- day issued sharp reply to Samuel Untermyer, who in a letter to Sen ator Capper charged that the Amer ican public was trust-ridden because Of MT. Hoover's convenient blindness and inaction with respect to the antitrust laws.
 Semrotary Hoover, writing to Sen ator Capper, said that MT. Unter- myer lis either engaged in islander or has lost his memory or knows nothing of the functions of the De- partment of Commerce, or is en- deavoring to oppose efforts to re- strain foreign price combinations against the American people,"
 SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR THE
 ALASKA FISHERMAN
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15
FAR HER KILLS INDIAN
Farmer Watches Three Days to Kill-Jury Then
 Frees

 ersburg. His name IS said to be Willie Gray of Metlakatla.
 The story is that tl.is Indian had camped on the isln"d for several days, pitched his tent On the beach, that during the several following days the fox farmer, from the near by timber, kept watch on him. Dur ing this time, the watchman did not speak to the Indian, nor did he warn him to get off or make any move Lo warn the old man.
 Finally, it is alleged, the watch man got three other farmers with him and these fox farmers claim that they saw Willie Gray walking up the beach to his tent carrying a dead fox in his hand and also carrying a rifle. The Watchman ordered him to drop his gun, but the watchman claims that Gray jumped behind the tent, that he leveled his rifle at the farmers, so the watchman fired thru the tent and killed the old Indian.
 It seems to us from hearing the accounts of this affair that this killing IS DELIBERATE MURDER, notwithstanding the coroner's jury. We will see what U. s. Attorney Shoup will do.
 In the first place no poacher, Indian or white man, would think of pitching his tent on fox island, right on the beach in plain view of passersby.
 Secondly, no Indian would think of hiding behind a tent for protec- tion from a bullet.
 Third, if the Indian was poacher, why did the watchman wait around several days, sneaking around in the woods, out of sight, waiting, waiting for a chance perhaps to kill.
 Fourth. As matter of law, no man has a right to kill under cir cumstances of this kind. The law is even stronger than that. A law officer has no right to kill an es- caping prisoner who is accused of nothing greater than a misdemeanor.
 It is getting so that citizens can not even anchor their boats under stress of weather or for water near these fox islands.
 The fox farmer leasing the Middle Islands near Sitka drives Indians away from the only anchorage near that island and the place where they are forced to seek shelter from the weather. In olden times, Indians habitually camped at this anchor age as they journeyed to their hunting grounds.
 Near Peterspurg, the fox farmer threatened to shoot an Indian on the beach. below the high tide mark.
The Alaska fisherman., 1924-04-15

SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR THE
 ALASKA FISHERMAN
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

sssn Aptmats hpau Fa Are hsdw o
 gRnotAro rommoatpn e
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
AuTOMOTIyE
Autos and Trucks For sAls

USED CARS taksn in tTsas fer Rsw FpEas All ia sesa esndi,len sta pFisss lsv -',h sssy terms. Overland tauTiAg, model ss, Allsu lI, lourins ear Ford 60, coupe,
 ss. ieuTiHs car, a ss, coupe
 20, sedan,
 [" go, 1 toa soTm drive truck ie, 4 ten asitssT, |" ss, roadster,
 ls. touring eaE, ss, coupe
 .s. rosdstsI ISIS AuTeaelIyE usEp CAR EXCHANGE PRONE iis-i ss ARCH ST,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
SublIrban For Sale

Do YOU WANT--to live outside little. where you, can have a little garden and night near the trolley and school. also rent coming n7 This 10 room. : family house in Berlin, can be bought right. See us before you lose it. Ask for No. G., tashman Farm Agency, Rooms 5 and (. lil Main street
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
Wantesl--'ro Rent

MOMAUGuIN-Ea Haven. Conn, Polly Anna cottage on water front. rooms. board If desired Mrs T. I. Walsh.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

FURNISHED room 10 rent, for gentle-
 mon. HhnMn liEH.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
Rooms and Boar

WORKINGS girl or courle wanted to share light housekeerins apartment, with work ins Wnman. Tel. lls-S.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

MAPLE ST, TS~-lst floor nicely furnished
 front room, all ConE eusuces 10 American gentlemen or man and wife. Tel. Slbs ".
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

EAST MAlh Si.. -ps. .-lurntsnuu iuunis, hot water, steam heat, bath, all ccny eniences all outside rooms. Reasonable prices Phone 1885,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

INDIAN NECK-Branford, Boarders. Now open, on beach, all facilities, good table, on trolley. Mrs. A. D. Frey Walingford Cottace formerly rnttpre 1nn,
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

PROSPECT ST Si--furnished room for 1
 gentleman, all con, eniences, Phone 3.fs
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

MAIN ST. 4S--furnished rooms single rooms also room with home privileges for 2 Eirls
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
Shore Places f,r sale

NEW SHORE cottage, $ rooms, corner lot. garage. on shore front, electric lights all improvements, Price $500. cash slooO. Balance in very easy payments. Inquire. II. j. foircn or Harry Holland Elm St. Phone lTa0.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

PEARL ST, SO one furnished room "a rent. Phone 74i-e.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

MAIN ST, t62--Two large airy rooms, suit- able for two or more gentlemen, Mrs. haWsom. tNn flichis ur. ring bell.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

ELM Hll.L-6 room cottage. near trolley. Price S5Soo.. Tie W. l.. Hatch Co. City Hall Bldg, Phone Si0O.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST, Ge5- furnished rooms. all con. Neniences. Call S5s-S.
 CENTRALLY --lorated, desirable connect- ing front furnished rooms, gentleman preferred. references required. Tel. TO.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

APARTMFNT-cf 2 rooms wanted by yonns American couple. Write, RoS i W. II. AMERICAN-younE man and mother wishes or rooms nnfurnished, Write Herald Eox <
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

CIDER MILLS-grape, crushers and wine presses. Racklfe Bros, anc., Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone toI4
 PLATE CAMERA-4xbg double lens. and off sets, all for t15. Call 2se9. from g, m.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

BRAZING-and acetylene welding. cArbon removed. Hardware City Welding com pany. IS Winthrop St.. Phone 2s5s. CARS wASHED-polished, oiled and Greas. ed. Authorized simons station. Clark's Automobile Laundry. rear 23s Main St., Phone 1S44.
 GARAGE-and general repairing. Paige and Jewett service. Barbour & Richardson, ale East Main St., Phone 3See.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
EMPLOYMENT
Heln-Monen Manle.l

ROT sEKEFFER=mlddis assd iadF prefer red Midessr, III slenings fssia
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
Help-Women Wanted

BOOKKEEPEE---w experencessW double entry. Apply by letter, stating references to Box 2a, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

G1E1,-for general heusework in family, of .. "tffn i'-. ! t! Herald.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
Rooms For Housekeeping

CHERRY ST, SS-rcom with board Tor men tn private American family. And floor.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

SIN FoOM-teremAnt wanted iu neiEhhor- - hood of Bassett, Maple or Trinity Sts.
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New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
REAL esrATE FOR SALE
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New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

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New Britain herald., 1924-07-17

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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-06-05

in available plant food as that bought
outside Of the Bureau. We had the
fertilizer tested that was purchased
thru the Bureau and the 1870 acid
phosphate tested 1920 nineteen
and two tenths per cent available
plant food. That is three and two
tenths (3.29c) available plant food
above the guarantee.
Farmers Prosperity Affects All
The growth of the cooperative
movement in the agricultural dis
tricts of the United States deserves
the support, the sympathy, and the
good will of every progressive citi-
zen; because this movement has as
its underlying principle the better
ment of the condition of the proc
Queer, and the furnishing of square
deal to tha consumer. Agriculture
is the foundation upon which the
prosperity of our country rests; and
that foundation can only be solidly
maintained by the employment of
the employment of business like me-
thods in the distribution of farm
crops.
0. D. SANDS, County Agt.