New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1917, Page 10

0T 'UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT First: LIBERTY BULLETIN NO. 1 The detailed information regarding this loan a:.'ailable at this time is: That it will be a 3 1-2 per cent. Loan free of all taxes except mherltance taxes. 7% LOAN Second: That if during the period of war with Germany any future loan is lssued ata lngher rate of interest, holdets of :pment loan will -automatically r ive the higher rate paid. Third: Denominations of the bonds have not been made publlc but will be probably in $1,000 pieces and 3100 pleces. . This information has been enough for subscribers to $326,000,000 of the bonds. Isn’t it eno Until June 12th we will receive subscriptions and of these bonds allowing mterest at'3 1-2 per cent. to commence at time of placmg money in our hands. DO IT NOW. otic movement and make your subscnptlon now. ' lI(HEN ’Soiet Learn togCaok for the Troop NGLAND'S LATEST ot 15 to Provide Economicall Food for All London, May 8.—Communal feed- ‘will be established on a large scale London this month, under the di- on of the food controller. The chen of the largest hotel in London Ewill be utilized for preparing the food, ‘which will be distributed over a wide by means of local depots. The intention at present is not so § ‘much to provide cheap food for poor perwons, as to provide economically Prepared food for all classes, the iden being thus to conserve available sup- plies.© Mrs. Pember Reeves, woman @girector of the Food Controller’s office, ied the purpose of the new move follows: "yve shall have a central kitchen food can be cooked in the most mical way, so that the best use is made of the supplics dlable. We shall not bake bread. shall, hope by providing nourish- g and palatable meals to. get people eat more of their meat ration and lighten the consumption of bread, £ Awhich s the most important thing it now. We shall take foods that éomparatively plentiful, such as ‘the salted fish which is coming on the markets in large quantities, and make it into a great variety of attrac- tive dishes. It is fot a question of money saving, but of proving that the sound scientific handling of food by a skilled staff is economy in food. “With such a kitchen we ought to N able to,feed 10,000 persons with same food which would have fed B, 00 it prepared in badly managed vate kitchens. We shall be ready ‘supply meals to dukes apd du- ‘hemses from the kitchen as well as “Worlking people. It Will ot be a res- urant, but a distributing center mt which’ a' large number of local ots are supplied daily with pre- d foad for sale. There is no on of philanthropy. It is hoped " the kitchen will be self-support- fng. ' At the present time many poor ‘people’ cannot afford the meat ration, ‘but we hope that we shall encourage the eating of meat as against bread by supplying it In economical form. wihe plan will depend for success jargely upon the co-operation of the Jocal authorities, who are tiking a practical interest in it. Committeos formed under the municipalities will control the local depots, -rrawu Pyroa o MRS. 0.DE LANCEY COSTER AND FRANCIS VAN VAERENBERG \ A phase of what women are going to do in the ‘war was picturesquely shown at a fete given in New York by members of thé New York canteen division of the National league For Women’s Segvice, With the oco- operation of Mrs Willlam Carroll Rafferty, honorary commandant of the league. About $2,500 was realized by the sale of tickets. Under the supervision of Mrs. Oliver B. Bridgman a demonstration was made of the full canteen equip- ments, f00od and beverages to be ‘dis- pensed to soldiers and satlors during e war at railroad stations, terminals Mrs. Harry W, McVicker, captain of the first division, and Mrs. Nelson H. Henry, captain of the second division, commanding their lieutenants, served at the booths. The guests of honor included Mrs. John Purroy Mitchel, Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. Goelet Gallatin, Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs. Mary E. Hamilton, Mrs. Prescott Slade, Mrs, James B. Hendrick and Mrs. Herbert Halcomb. The lady in the picture, which was made at the fete, is Mrs. Oliver de Lancey Coster, who sold cigarettes at the fete; the soldier is Francis Van Vaerenberg, a Belgian, who has been decorated with the Legion of Homor medal for braverys CLUB LICENSE SUSPENDED. New York Boxing Commission Takes Drastic Action Against Sporting Club. New York, May 8.—Announcement of the suspension of the Harlem Sporting club, of this city for an in- Gefinite period, was made here ye: terday by Secretary W. F. Mathew. son of the state athletic commission. Jimmy O'Hagan, the Albany middle- weight, and Tom Cowler, the English heavyweight, on account of their ac- tions at the Harlem' Sporting club lest Friday night also are suspended ! indefinitely. Cowler failed to meet J. Jchnson, a negro heavyweight, claim- ing illness, while O’Hagan, who was subsequently knocked out by Ted (“Kid”) Lewis, would not fulfill his : engagement until the club mnnuga‘l ment -paid him $500 at the ringside. The bout was delayed nearly one hour and in the meantime time of the spec- tators asked for their money to be refunded. The club management an- nounced that this would be done, but failed to comply with the requests of some ticket holders. SUNSHINERS WANT AN AUTO. ° The Sunshine soclety, in view of a distressing case presented recently, is desirous of raising funds to purchass a runabout automobile so that emer- gency cases needing immediate atten- tion can be reached in the shortest possible time. The work of the Sun- | shine society is one that is well worthy | Lester of attention by the people of the town and the work done by the members | carries them to many of the outer | sections of the city which have to be rcached on foot or by automobile. The purchase of a machine would re- lieve this condition and make it pos- | sible for the members to render al-! most immediate attention to cases un- | der their care. AUSTRALIA ORGANIZES SHIPPING First of All Nations to FEmploy In- tormed Enemy Vessels, Sydney, Australia, May 8.—William M. Hughes, the prime minister of Aus- trala, in an address delivered here the Jther day said: “It will probably come as a surprise to the public to learn that Australia ‘was the first of all the nations to em- ploy interned enemy vessels and prizes in ordinary mercantile work and to utilize the cargo space of trans- ports. In both these matters and in the ;policy of controlling shipping gen- erally Great Britain was glad to fol- low the lead given her by Australia. “Australis stands es the first country to organize the whole shipping bus- fness systematically while the other nations had to reduce their exports to | suit the reduction in tonnage. Aus- | tralia was able last year to report every ton of produce for which there was no local market with the excep- tion of wheat, and even of wheat there was a greater quantity exported than during any previous year. At the end I . jof 1ast year there was no single pro- @uot except wheat to g0 fo! TR, AFRICANS HELP ALLIES. London, May 8.—The corps of Af- rican military . workers behind ‘the lines in France is to be very largely increased this spring. By summer it is expected that the native labsr army, will be muitiplied to many times its original size, The experiment, accord- ing to army reports, has been a bril- liant success. The chief fear, when the first detachments of natives were sent to France, was that climatic con- ditions would prove an obstacle, par- ticularly the rigor of the European winter. The mortality last winter, for you to j e pa ments [EW BRITAIN TRUST COMP, however, was very ‘low, and the'dis- ease that was most dreaded, 'pneu- monis, hardly existed among them. - STYLES IN AUSTRIAL Coats Worn “Inside Out” a Badge of Distinction Abroad. 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