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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
EsPECrACULos PARA HOY
CINEl .sEsS BANDERAS
.e, .ECsNE LUNA

por el popular actor Bryant Warn
tiresi. En- esta cinta sc podra I'd.
contemplar los mas -hermosos pai-
safes, y la perfection con que la
desempenan los artistas que la re-
presentan.A Ell IA episodio de la
La Casa del Odio", que lIeva por
titulo "La formula de Tamappo. :"
Hoy, sabado 9 de noviembre.
Dos tandas. Esreno del Is y 16
episodios de LAS Garras del
Leon y una comica.
Mahana, domingo 10 y media q
II, con ell mismo programa dc la
noche a precios mas bajos. De
2>y media a 5 ell y 8 episodios del
Telefonosde la Muerte". Por la
noche estreno del bonito drama IL
tulado, Peggy "a Bailafina", en-
5 actos, por Mae Murray y suceso
No. 80.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
LOS VECINOS, DICEN..
Sin COmentariO.

Queremos que, en- esta secci6n,
ell publico pueda ser su propio re
porter. Cualquier queja que Sc
nos envie, siempre que sea justa
y no constituya una venganza per-
sonal, la insertaremos ell este lu-
gar, que ha de ser, como 10 es en-
la mayOria de los peri6dicOs uni
versailles, de gran beneticio para el
p1blico.
Los vecinos no solamente deben
circunscribirse a delatar las def
ciencias que, por desidia munici-
pal sanitaria, adyiertan Ell la ca
lie, en- ell barrio, o en- Ia ciudad
ell que viven, sino que tambi6n de-
ben sugerir reformas, mejoras que
hayan escapadO al cello de los hom-
bres que nos dirigen.
La voz popular, ingenua y sen
ella, es veces mas convincente
que largos y meditados articulos
de fOndO.
Cuantas, cuantas veces sc oye
decir: "iCuando sera ell dia que
los peri6dicos Sc ocupen de este, O
de aquello, de 10 de mas ALA "
Tan facil como decirlo es, sin du.
da, escribirlo en- una cuartilla y
enviarlo al peri0dico.. Los veci
nos, pues, tienen la palabra.
Con sorpresa lei en- ''El ITEM
POI del dia 20 del pr6ximo pasa
do octubre, un alttlculo del Sr
Bracho Albornoz, desvirtuando Ia
verdad respecto a 10 que hace e
Gobierno de Venezuela.
Ell sellor Bracho es ell menos au
torizado para hacer estas propa
gandas en- contra del Gobierno de
Venezuela, ell cual esta sostenidt
por el brazo fuerte del General
Juan Vicente Gomez.
Todo ell NAL que Ell General Go
mez ha hecho al seilor Bracho, fut
ell haberle nombrado tesorero dt
uno de los principales estados dt
la Rep1blica; pues el General Go
mez honro a dicho senor con est
cargo en- el cual permaneci6, co
bijado, todo ell tempo que fue ne
cesario.
Ell seiior Bracho es un migrate
para un gobierno que lie ha dispen
sado tantos honores y no dejar;
de serlo para con sus conciudada
nos y para con su Patria.
Todo buen venezolano, debe SCI
tirse herido por las propaganda
que pueden ser llamadas injustas
ccmerciales y antipatrioticas", he
ohas por personas que sin tene
autoridad moral, Sc ponen a hace.
semejantes cosas, y discutir asun
tos tan NAL fundados.
Hablando de todo dire, que e
senior Bracho, durante .su residen
;ia en- Venezuela, y estando de
'empenanao el cargo que lie fu
otorgado, hae1a mil elogios al &c
neral Gomez, por. los progreso
que con su ascenSo al poder, reel
bia la Rep1blica de Venezuela.
Els ell gobierno de Gomez, tai
'erio y cumplido en- todos sus ac
tos, que cuando dice "No" es di
ficil que Olga "Si'', cuando ofre
:e una cosa la cumple como h;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
LA INFLUENZA"

Mas de Is pueblos de la isla es-
tan siendo azotados hoy por la
"Infuenza. Sc ha pedido al Go
bernador que cohvOque en- session
cxtraordinaria a la Legislature.
para poder conseguir fOndos con
qne combatir la playa, pues el De-
partamento de Sanidad no ticne
reeursos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09

cumplido otras muchas. -
ST ha sido condecorado ell Gene
raj Gomez, es porque 10 merecia,
v conste que el solo, agradece ell
pueblo venezolano, ell bienestar de
paz, que hace amos disfruta, y solo
a Gomez, lie ha t,cado mandar ell
estos tiempos tan dificiles, de la
contienda que ha envuelto al uni
verso entero. IA quien Sc lie debe
la discipline que tiene hoy nues-
tro ejercito? los que saben, y son
justos contestaran. "Al General
Gomez"
Desde que Gomez, esta EN- ell
poder, Sc han pagado las deudas
que la naci6n tenia, y la Ultima
fue de 10000 li5ras esterlitias, o
sean mas de $450,000.00 \ sier =
do la acreedora la Compania d
Ferrocarril de Puerto Cabello a "
lencia. La Escuela de Agric7at,@
ra, es tambi6n otra obra d9 CT
mcz. Y a este hombre, tap recto
y cumplido, es al que ell Sr. Bra
cho ataca sin fundamentS alguno.
A el Sc debe que EN- Venezuela no
haya un solo monopolio; y estos
triunfos solo los ha conquistado ell
General Gomez, Ell medic de la paz
que goza hoy ell pals venezolano.
He ahl senior Rracho por 10 que
el General Gomez les malo para
usted. Los venezolanos que como
I'd. Sc encuentran fuera del pals
10 estan por su propia voluntad,
impulsados por sH conciencia que
les hace sentir los remordimientos
de srl ingratitud, y de sus malos
procedures. A todos ellos los col
mo ell General Gomez, de atencio-
ncs, riquezas, y posici6n politica
desahogada, pero las "agallas eran
muchas y muy grandes. "
No hay duda q. como la obra del
General Gomez, es una obra buena
por la cual lie estamos tan agrade-
cidos los verdaderos venezolanes.
'Pesele a quien le pcse, ell DR..
Marques Bustillos tiene una alta
representation moral y politica en-
Venezuela, y colabora eficaz y hon
radamente con ell Gobierno actual.
FL vcnezolano que quierc hacer
politica de5e haccrla en- Venezue-
la pcro no en- el extranjero de-
sacreditando a la patria.
Hasta otra, senior Bracho, en-
! que le dire mas verdades 81 ust
prosigue dGsacNditando a mi
tria, a VenezuelA,>
..El soldado dc otros tid
era una amenaza para ell p ~,
para los pacificos ciudadanos,
en- 'ningnn centro social, era per-
mitida Ia entrada a ning1n miem-
bro del ejercito; y hoy, ell soldado
venezolano, cl soldado dc Gomez,
es un complete cjemplar del solda-
do moderno, siendo la mas plena
garantla para el gobierno y el pue-
bio, pues conforme saben hacer
uso del mauscr en- qiia, sabe9I
llevar ell guante al 1,.nes -
ciales de la gran AIsAu
lana. -
Esteban
i VenezqF
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
AsAMRLEA oBRERA

Manana a las . a. m. Sc llevara
efecto en- el Cine Real, de Puerta
de TERRA, una Asamblea de Ia Fe-
deraci6n Portorriqueha. En- ella
Sc trataran, entire otros asuntos, el
del barrio obrero y el de las ex-
pedicioncs q los Estados Cnidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
CINE PuEETo RICO

Hoy, sabado 8 de noviembre.
Ell limo del amor" en- cinco ac-
tos, Y una comica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

Esta noche function a beneficio
de la Cruz Roja> con actos dc va
riedades por marinos de la Esta-
cion Naval.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09

Mayor Clare2ce II. TingIe.
Comnctcutisimo Official que &C.
tda al frente del Cnartel General
del Base Hospital, que organi-
70 con rapidez y cxtraordinario
fxitc.
Reoivntementc fu6 ascendido a
Comandante y dentro de, algunos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
CINE MTRAMAR,

Hoy, sabado Q de noviembre.
La Vida contra el honor, Gin
ia muy sugestiva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
NUEVO COMITE DE LA FEDE
RACION DE DEPENDENCIES

Ell pasado domingo ha quedado
organizado en- Aguas Buenas un
nuevo Comite de la Federation de
Dependencies del Comercio de
Puerto Rico, que viene a aumentar
ell crecido numero de los va orga-
nizadOS.
La Dircctiva quedo compuesta
con los siguientes senores:
Presidente honorario, don Jose
Julio Marin.
Presidente elective, Juan ]. Ra-
mirez.
Secretario, Pedro A. Velazquez.
Tesorero, Juan Delgado.
Vocales: Domingo Dfaz y An
tonic Monzont.
Uno de los primeros acuerdos
del Comite electo fue dirigir una
COMMUNICATION a los Sres. Farma-
ceutico recabando ell cierre de las
farmacias las P. M. y los do
mingos en- igual forma que Sc efec-
tIa en- algunos pueblos de la isla.
Felicitamos la directiva cleo
ia asf como a las, Federation dc
Dependencies por su nuevo triun-
fo.
MOVIMIENTO DE VAPORES
Aver llegaron O nuestro puerto
los vapores Caracas, Verta y
Lilas''. Sali6 cl vapor "Wireba-
do"
RENUNCIA ACEPTADA
Ell Gobernador ha aceptado la
renuncia presentada por ell schor
Angel U. Carmona, como Juez de
Paz de Luquillo.
CERTIFICATE DE REGISTRo
Ell Secretario Executive de Puer-
to Rico ha expedido certificado de
registro la corporation del pals
denominada "Companfa Arroya-
ma, -cuya ofcina principal Sc en-
cuentra Ell el pueblo de Arroyo,
P. R. Los fines principales de di-
cha corporation seran dedicarse a
toda clase de negocios agricolas
g industriales. Sus incorporado-
res son los senorcs Jose d. Padi-
LA, Javier Delgado, " Gregorio
Lacott, de Arroyo; e Isidoro Del
gado, de Guayama.
CLAUSULAS DE
INCORPORATION
Sc han presentado en- la Secre-
tarfa Ejecutiva de Puerto Rico
para su archivo y registro, las
clausulas dc incorporation de una
corporation que sc trata de orga-
nizar con ell nombre de "H. Clyde
Gregory, Inc" Los fines princi-
pales de esta corporation seran de-
dicarse a la compra, venta, impOr-
taci6n Y exportaci6n de toda cla-
SC de maquinarias Y accessories pa
ra las mismas. Su 0ficina .princi-
pal estara situada en- ell No. II de
la caIle de Tetuan, San Juan, Puer
- Dson
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
CINE HABANA

Hoy, sabado q de noviembre.
Dos tandas. "Los Maquinado-
res, preciosa cinta comiea y ell ma
ravilloso fotodraina en- 5 parties
ella Redenci0n de un hijo".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
CINE MONTE CARLO

Hoy, sabado 3 de noyiembre.
''El Absolutista'. en- cinco actos
"La Casa del Odio", episodio Is.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
CINE REAL,

Hoy. sabado 9 de noviembre.
:'Las Garras del Leon. episodios
IL V II.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
HuRTo DE UN RELoJ

El ioven Fernando Dfaz, de esta
ciudad, ha dado cuenta a la detec-
tive, de que mientras hacfa ejer-
cicios en- la Y. C. M. A. lie sustra-
ieron de su americana un reloj en-
chapado, que tiene Is rubfes y las
iniciales F. d. en- ell reverse.
denanZaS Municinales
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
Sc QUITO La VIDA

En- ell barrio "Pedernales', de
Cabo Rojo, Gregorio Negran Sc sui
edo, ahorcandose de un arbol de
mango. La situacion por que
atravesaba lie indujo a poner fin a
ON uidnn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
PoR INFRACTORES

A Ia CoSe Municipal han sido
denunciados, por tener articulos
alimenticios destapados, los veci-
nos de Puerta de TERRA. Juan Alon
so, Macario Quiles Y Victor Asta-
n;n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
SAN JUAI |
SPORT1

Programa pa
domingo 10 de !
a .benefcio de I
los damnifcad0s
tnn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
RENUNCIA ACEPTADA

Ell Gobcrnador ha acceptable la
renuncia presentada pOr ell senor
Angel U. Carmona, como Juez de
PaZ de Luduillo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
MADRE e HIJA AHoGADAs

En- el rio Herrera !" barrio
"Cienega baja," de Rio Grande,
mientras lavaban ropa Encarna-
ci6n Gonzalez Y su hiia Justina
Rivera, fueron arrastradas por la
corriente. pereciendo ambas aho-
gadas. Ell cadaver de Justina no
ha sido hallado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
NINo OUEMADo

EEancfsca Borr1oS, dOclmillada
en- la calle "Rafael Cordero", n1-
nero %, de esta ciudad, condujo
aver la Sala de Socorros a su hi
jo de un afio de cdad, Angel Sex
to, quien presentaba graves que
maduras consecuencia de haber-
sele derramado encima unas bo-
rras de cafe que la ma'dre calen-
taba. Ell practicante Quintero 10
asisti6 conduciendols- despues en-
la ambulancia al Hospital de Ma
ternidad donde hoy estaba un po-
co maiOr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
Mov1MIENTo DE vAPoREs

Aver llegaron q nuestro puerto
los vapores Caracas, Verta y
Iilas''. Sali6 cl vapor Wireba-
do
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
DON JOSE H. CASALS

Muy coneurrido result6 el sepe-
lilo del cadaver del senior Jose IL
Casals, verificado ell Ponce el
martes por la tarde. Fue ell fene,
cido redactor del "Buen Sentido .
V director de "Fiax Luz.
Descanse en- paz ell alma del in
fortunado companero.
PARA ASSISTANT FISCAL
Entire los candidates que mas
probabilidades stienen para cubrir
Ia vacante de Assistant Fiscal de
San Juan, case que sea trasladado
a Ponce ell Lcdo. Rivera Zayas, Sc
cncuentran los Lcdos. Aybar, j.
r Acocta " ROm1nV
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09

uso del mauscr en- d
llevar ell guante al
ciales de la grarX
lana. 4
Esteban
VenezeqF
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
Ie FOR STA sKE4Ra TMz QUINTET Moow
BRISTOL WAS EASY
High School Basket-Tossers Hand Bell City Five a 66-to-4O Drubbing- Hartford Is Next, the Cry.

The New Britain High school bas- ketball quintet added another team to their list of victims, Saturday evening, when the Bristol High school five sub mitted to a 66-to-40 defeat on the Bell City court. The contest was very fast and was marked by continual rough playing. The work of Sechrest and Taylor was the bright feature. Tn the preliminary game, the Bristol seconds defeated the New Britain seconds, 14 to g.
 The locals will start in this week to prepare for the important clash with Hartford High school which takes place next Friday evening in the Cap itaI City. Both schools boast of crack teams, and a very interesting contest will no doubt be waged. The Hart ford boys have suffered but one defeat this year, the crack Peddie Institute team, of New Jersey, slipping over the pill. Red Layland and his mates have cleaned up in other games, talk ing the scalp of St. Thomas seminary team Saturday night. The locals, however, are manifesting but little concern regarding the outcome of Fridays game.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
BOXING AT CAMP DIX
All Enlisted Men Are Eligible to Par ticipate in Elimination Bouts in

Camp Dix, Wrightstown, N. J., Feb. 4-Lifting of the quarantine regulations that now prohibit public gatherings in Camp Dix will be the curtain raiser for the biggest cham pionship boxing and wrestling tour rament yet held in an American training camp. Plans for the con- test, which will bring into competi- ton in elimination contests hundreds of the speedy boxers who have been developed under a training system that compels every soldier to put on the mitts were announced yesterday by Col Wait c. Johnson, division athletic officer. The plans were ar ranged by Sol Metzger, camp ath letic director of the Army Y. M. c. A. and Jeff Smith, camp boxing in structor.
 All enlisted men of the camp are eligible to enter the events. They must have their entries in the hands of their company or regimental off cers by February Il. The following classes have been established: Ban tamweight, ITS pounds and under; featherweight, 125 pounds; light weight, 135 pounds; welterweight, 145 pounds; middleweight 15S pounds; light heavyweight. 175 pounds; heavyweight, over 175 pounds.
 The boxing bouts will be three two-minute rounds. with one minute interunission Finals will be four two minute rounds. All wrestling matches will go fifteen minutes or until one fall is recorded, except in finals Finals will go twenty minutes or until two throws are recorded by one of the contestants.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
O'CONNOR TO COACH
Former Windsor Docks Boy to Help
 Huggins With Yankees

New York, Feb. 4.-Miller Huggins, new manager of the New York Yam l<ees, isn't the sort of baseball man to make moves without knowing pret- ty we'll what he is doing and why. He has good reasons for having supreme 0 confidence in his own judgment and dn the past he has never had cause for regretting managerial moves of moment. Outside of one big deal Nit tie has been heard from Huggins and his doings. He has been out to St Louis, where he obtained Derrll1 Pratt and Eddie Plank in exchange for five players and they do say he is still dickering for First BaSeman George Sisler. But the long arm of Huesins has reached into Springfield and yes terday Paddy O'Connor, Spring g6elds former backstop favorite sent in signed contract to Business Manager Sparrow of the Yankees. O'Conncr Is the new coach and backstop veter- an for the new Higgins machine. He doesn't say what he is getting for this coming seasons labor, but it's cinch he is being handed a pretty good thing Otherwise he would hardly be induced to leave his business here As O'Connor looks at it, he would be foolish to let an opportunity like this get by him.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
BARGAIN DAYS ANYTIME.
Changes to Be Made in Constitution to
 This Effect.

New York, Feb. 4-Secretary IIeyd- Ter of the National Baseball league announced Saturday that an amend ment to it's constitution would be of- fered at the spring meeting of the league on Feb. 12 to make it possi- bie to play double headers any time during the season. The constitution at present specifically provides that DO, double headers shall be played on the first visit of a team to any city. This rules piles up double headers in mid summer. According to Secretary Heydler 5S of the 97 double headers played in the National league last sea- son were played during August.
 Another amendment would be of- fered to fix a minimum waiver price of $1,500 on any player who is pur-t chased from minor league or who isl a free agent when signed. Heretofore the president of the league has been asked to fix the waiver price on sach a player when rival clubs were un- able to agree upon a reasonable price.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
HAS JOHN n.'S BEET.
Kept in Safe Deposit Box by Balti-
 more Horse Dealer.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 4.-James King, the Baltimore horse dealer, has the big diamond belt of John L.. Sullivan, the former champion, who died Saturday. It is one of the won- ders of the fistic world. John L. turned it over to MT King about ten years ago for safe keeping. It is now in 9 safe deposit box.
 The value at the time of it's pres cntation to John l.. was placed at $f0,00O, and with the rise in value of precious stones in the last ten years it's value should be upward of $70,000 now. The diamonds and other precious stones in the belt number more than 300.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
CRAWFORD WITH CARDS.
Detroit S!ugger Said to Be Slated for
 St. Louis.

Detroit Mich, Feb. At became known here yesterday that Sam Crawford, the once great slugger of the Detroit American League base ball club will soon sign a contract with the St. Louis Nationals. Craw- ford is free agent.
 Since Crawford was dropped from the roster of the Detroit club last fall it was thought that he would sign a contract with a club in the Pacific Coast league. Crawford has told friends, however, that he still cher ishes the ambition not to complete his major league career untilhe has made 5000 safe hits. He now is about 30 hits short of that total.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
FACTORY LEAGUE
 BOWLERS KEEP BUSY
New Britain Machine Company Quintet Are Setting Fast Pace

The New Britain Machine company boWlers are making a fine bid for hon. OTIS in the Factory league, leading the other contestants for championship by a fair margin. To date the "bTu- milton Makers have dropped but one game and have garnered eight victor ies. Right on their trail is the P. & F. Corbin quintet with seven victories and two defeats The league games are attracting plenty of attention at the Aetna alleys, and the rivalry be- tween the teams is intense. The stand ing and averages of the leading bowl CTS is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
COIONIAIS LOSE AGAIN.
This Time it is the Middletown Team
 That Does Trick

Middletown, Feb. 4.-The Middle town Y. M c. A., basketball five stc- ceeded in securing a victory over the Hartford Co1oniaIs in a speedy game here Saturday night. The score was AZ to 37. Brilliant playing, with oc- casional lively encounters, followed by rough playing, marked the game which was hummer from the start.
 At the end of the first period the ecoro stood 23 to 23. The second half brought out the best the locals could djsn1ay and, largely through the ef- forts of Oberdick, neat lead was hung LID which was maintained until the final whistle.
 Smith and Scofield of the Hartford team, did good work, each securing six field goals.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04

The acquisition of Casey Stengel by the Pirates has bolstered up Hugo Bezdek's outfeld to such an extent that it makes it one of the best in the league With Stengel, Max Carey and Lee King guarding the outer defenses, the Pittsburgh club will be moro for midable in this respect than it has been for several years Carey, of course, is one of the greatest outfied- CTS in the game, and King, though a youngster, gives promise of developing g into a pretty good player.
 Bill Hinchman, who sustained a broken leg last season, and who was on the shelf most of the time, has re- covered from the injury and may give King fight for regular berth in the outfield. He will also be valuable as a pinch hitter
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
HERMAN IN GLASS A.
BantamNveight Champion Will Have
 to Serve His Country.

New Orleans, La-, Feb. 4.-Pete Herman will defend his title as ban tamweight champion of the world against Johnny Ertle, Kid Williams, Frankie Burns, Pal Moore, or any other bantam. Pete Herman must go to war. District Appeals Board No. l placed him in Class 1, Division A, spe- cial division, subject to immediate call Herman is the two hundred and fifty eighth man in his board. His di- vision has to furnish $50 men by Feb ruary 15. Herman says he is willing to go to war, but he will give all the bantams> a chance at his title before he goes
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
TO HOLD CARNIVAL
Dartmouth Outing Club Arranges Gala Event This Month-OutdoOr Sports to Feature.

Hanover, N. H., Feb. 4.-Although more restricted than in former years, the annual winter carnival, under the auspices of the Outing club, will take place at Dartm outh this year. It will begin February 15 with the carnival ball, the main event of the festival, and end with the Musical clubs con- cert and announcement of carnival prize winners February 16 in Robinson hall. The concert will be preceded by a league basketball game with Cornell. The fraternity house parties will break up February IT.
 As usual the carnival will include both the indoor and the outdoor events, but emphasis will be laid on the outdoor more than on the indoor side.
 The outdoor events will include the usual ski and snowshoe races and the ski jumping contests. Letters have been sent to all colleges where skiing is possible, inviting them to compete in these events. New Hampshire State college, Williams, Middlebury, Col gate and other colleges are expected to compete. w. D. Hubert IS, is captain of the ski team of the Green
 The carnival will be held in the Alumni gymnasium, and if other years are any criterion, this event should meet with great success
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
MURPHY TO LEAD MURLINS
Former Star of Famous Athletics AcCedes to Wishes Of Owner James IT. Collins to Manage New Haven Team.
Team.

Norwich, Feb. 4.-Danny Mur- phy yesterday signed a contract to manage the New Haven club of the Eastern League against next sea son, For several weeks Murphy had been undecided as to whether he would return to baseball or devote all of his time to his cafe business here. He yielded to baseball, however when Owner James T. Collins came here yesterday and secured the signature of the popular leader. Murphy an- nounced that his cafe interests would be handled by his brother during the Eastern League campaign.
New Britain herald., 1918-02-04
SWIMMING TEAM DISBANDED.
Rain Shortage Caused Action b
 Williams Faculty.

williamstown, Mass, Feb. 4.-Wiu jams college will not be represented by a, swimming team this winter. Mana ger Jewell has been instructed by the athletic council to cancel all five meets which were pending for the Purple swimmers. The action IS not prompted by the war. but 1t Is due to the water shortage.
 sixteen weeks have elapsed since anv rain fell in the Berkshires, and under the conditions it was deemed inadvisable to uso the tank.