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New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
RUTH LETSLOOSE :. ON TRIP TO FLORIDA
Babe" Promises to Do Things With Bat-BaWlS Out .FraZee :,

Jacksonville, March. 1.-The New York delegation of Yankee ball play CTS minus their manager, Miller Hug gins, who was kept in New York by illness, arrived in Jacksonville last night. They are all ready to begin their spring training this morning, as per schedule.
 Scout Bob Connery says the grounds are in good trim, and that light work will begin today. Joe Kelley, another scout. got aboard at Baltimore and will help direct the preparation. With Kelley was Wilson I'eTster, who is to succeed Baker at third base, in case Baker sticks to retirement. FeWster is
 heavier than last season. which IS a gocd sign with him. He needed more weight.
 Babe Ruth quickly adapted himself to his new environment. The Babe Is restless individual. The first thing
 he asked about on the train was L card game. the while passing around a box of Babe Ruth cigars. He shift ed from Q. cigar to new s12 meer- schaum pipe, and chewed gum inces- santly. He 'cussed out' Fl. II. Fra zee, Red SoN CWner. who, he said
 wouldn't even give him hearing at which to ask for a. cut of that pur- chase money. Ruth declared that he
 hoped Huggins would put him in cen- ter field. For" explained the big
 boy, ''T am liable to knock my brains
 cut if there are any fences CT walls.
 The only thing I see when I'm going after fly is that ball.''
 Herbert Thormahlen. the southpaws: is in much better trim than 9 year ago. He was just over the flu them. but he is real stalwart now. He has been playing basketball. Bog Shaw key. with his protege. Rice, got aboard at Philadelphia. Rice is rosy checked lad. who looks as if he is just from prep school. "A coming starr says ShaWkey of him. '. 1 Mario be Nitalis, the former Brown star Benny Geiser, the outfelder; b. J. Murphy, catchcr and John Biegnil- Ter. a pitcher. were the other recruits :, in the party. Geiser is a powerfuf 1 looking younGeter. f. , Pitchers McC;raw and Murphy and ; 1nfielder Ward were the first arrivals , in camp. all three reaching here yes ! tcrdaT afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
HAGEN'S GOLF WINS
 IN BELLEAIR MATCH
Paired Niu Alex smith. Champion Is Winner Over Jim Barnes and
 Robcris son By , and |.

Bellcair Heights, Fla. March l. Walter Hagen. national open golf champion. paired with Alex Smith of Wykagyl here today and defeated Jim Barnes of St. Louis and DaNie Robertson of Detroit by and l. Hagen carried the burden of the match for his team.
 Hagen and Smith started out by winning the first two. holes, Hagen getting the second with birdie three. He mussed up the fourth by getting into q trap, but had plain sailing after this,
 Barnes was not as steady as usual Robertson brought the match to even terms by a birdie four on the ninth and q birdie three on the tenth but missed d short putt on the twelfth and put his side one down again. The match ended on the seventeenth when Hagen sank ten foter for d three,
 = The best ball scores were: Hagen and Smith, 70. Barnes and Robert son Il. Individual scores were: Hagen. =; Smith -; Barnes. R; Robertson 76.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
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MARYLAND JOCKEY
 CLUB OFFERS PURSES
$193,65O Will Be Awarded During 15 Days Of Racing at PinlIico
 Track.

Baltimore, March 1.-The Mary land Jockey clubs program for the impending spring meeting at Pimlico track, just announced by William P Riggs, .he Piniico executive, pro- vides for the distribution Gin added money) among horsemen of total of $193.650 in fifteen days of racing an average of nearly $13,000 a day
 The Pinlico spring meeting will begin on May l and run through to May IS. It will follow inm adiately the spring season of the Hartford Agricultural and Breeders association at HaNre de Grace, and it will be followed by the Jamaica meeting in New York. It will be marked by :. renewal of the $2J,0OO Preakness and five other specials, one of which will be the Pimlico Nursery. 8 two-year- old race of $2.500 added money value that closed for foals in the autumn of 1918.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
ENN. FIVE NEEDS ! |ONE MORE VICTORY
takers Remain Unbeaten in In. terColleeiate League

New Haven March 1.-One more ftory will cinch tho intercollegiate Ek etball cham pionship for PennsHl- |hia. The Quaker collesianS have w won seven games in a TOW ana { INc only three more to play. The lrSt they can do is to finish in tic
 the title with either Yale or inceton, but far that to happen. the lderS must drop every one of their naininS games while either the is or the Tigers are winning all the Xntests still left on their ecdules Just how slim such pos pility is may be understood from the 1t that Penn has played every riFa
 the. league and has vet 10 be eN- hded. every victory apparently being bre decisive that the preceding one. With Penn's triumph already con lied interest is centering on the race tNeen Yale and Princeton for sec d place in the final standing. To !te Yale has -wdn one game more hn the Tigers. but has been charged th $ many defeats as the Princeton |blegians Although Columbi came
 life last week and scored well rned victory over Cornell. the st tue local five can hope for now fourth place.
 G +. lMike> Sweeney of Penn and forest Van Slyck Of Yale have ap- rently eutdistanced all rivals for the bividual scoring honors. Sweeney now in front hy the margin of one lint
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
BECK OPPOSES WILSON
Former Assistant Attorney General Says Wilson Is Interfering ill -Adri- attic Qucstion-Talks to Senate.

Atlanta City, March 1.-The prcsi- dent is interfering in a local Euro pean controversy in which the Unit ed States has neither interest or sym pathy. James M. Beck of New fork. former assistant attorney-Senera l.. said yesterday in comm entinS on the -Adriatic situation.
 Tn my opinion. he continued, the senate should at once adopt a reso- lution stating it is the sense of the senate, and it so advises the presi- dent, that the United States has no such interest or duty in the Adriatic controversy as to justify it's interVen- ton in a purely local and territorial issue between Italy and Jugo-Slavia. The president may and probably will disregard the advice. If so. such a resolution will give due notice to foreign nations as to Americas req , attitude. and we may save Honlewh2 t of the friendship which Italy hitherto has had for the United States
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
BACK TO MINORS.
Braves Let keatins Go-Sox Lend
 SattcrIce 10 Portsmouth. Va

Boston. Ma arch 1.-The management of the Boston Nationals has announce cd that Pitcher Ray Heating had been sold to the Los Angeles club of The Pacific Coast league. It was said that keatinG was not satisfied with the contract the Braves offered him this year
 The Boston Americans have sent Inticldcr William E. Satterlee of North Adams to the Portsmouth club of the Virginia league for further seasoning. Manager Ed. Barrow has notified he clubs headquarters to in- clude Jimmy Lynch. q lefthsn0ed pitcher i'll the squad that left Boston today for the training camp at Hot springs, Ark. Lynch has pla ed semi professional baseball in the vicinity Of \CW York.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
HEBRON TO STAY IN l.. S.

Pittsburgh, Pa. March 1.-Contenl with being the holder of the United States amateur Solf cham pionship, $. Davidson Horror, the Oakmont youth, is not bent upon conquerlnS other fields and the proposed trip of the America amateurs 10 England this year to take part in the British titular event has no attraction for him The quiet, mGdest and unaSsuminS title holder. the youth who spranS out of obsCurity and won the highest hon. ors in American eolfdom last August, will devote his energies to improving g his form and play so as to be able to defend his title. He realizes that his play can still be i'm proved
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
TO STAND PAT
Garry HerrnIann States That No Deal Will Be Considered For Any Of Reds Regulars.

Cincinnati, March l.-'"rhere will be no trades involving the regulars of the Cincinnati National baseball team. August Hermann. president of the champion Reds, made this declaration when told today of New York dispatch stating that Manager McGraw of the Giants had offered to exchange Pep" Young for Eddie Roush and Bill kopf.
 There is not one word of truth in any report that Roush. kopf or any of our regular players are going Co be traded to New York or any other C1uh' said MT. Hermann Manager Moran intends to stand pat on his winning team. We hope to have all tho boys signed up and ready 10 leave for the training camp OH Friday morning. But whether. , they arc signed or not. there will be no 1rades.'
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Dodgers Reach Scene.

Jacksonville, Fla, March 1-Wet weather greeted the Dodgers who aT- rived here yesterday morning from New York to start their season of pres l;ln;Eary pri1ctcG
 li--,t .-.--.,l from Co., tham copsisted Of Pitchers Mitchell. ...~ .-..-.-- ,---.- -tclsI,l;tn and Infehei1 t:lurK N ard. lIeltluan is a member Of the Euffalo club of the InteI1la- tional league, but will prepare for the season under the direction of Mana ger Robinson. s
 Other mem bers of the Robins whe are in camp ready to start work are. Ivan Olson. Pete kilduff. Erne krue- ger. John Miljus. Paul Beyers, Joe Conlon and GoerGc Mohart. Others. including Manager Robinson and Rube Marquard, arc scheduled to arr rive early today.
 Johnny Evers. former star of the Cubs great fighting machine. bobbed up in the Robins camp. The little TI.o, jan is not connected with any major league outfit and is planning to visit several big league camps this spring.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
YALE CLINCHEs TITLE.
l Downing Penn Natators. Blue sets
 New Intercollegiate Record.

Philadelphia, March (1.-YaIo tinched the intercollegiate swimming |rown here Saturday by defeating lem 3S to IS, and in doing so created new interc olleSiate record for the |00-foot relay. It was the sixth sue |cssive league swimming victory for be Caselin tank men.
 The first event was the S0O-foot re- ey which Yale won with ease. In do- fpg a new record Of 2m- 29 los. |Fas created by the quartet composed bf SoIleX. Pratt, Milyoy and Hincks. The old 2m. sos. mark was also made Iy a Yale team in the Princeton tank lmost six years ago 10 the day. May |r, Sum mers, Mari- and Roberts com
 posed the team that made the old Record on Feb. 21 1914.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
BRAVES START FOR SOUTH.
Granville, Eayres. Ford and Morgan
 on Way to Columbus.

Boston. March 1.-Two members the Boston National league baseball
 |a m, lnfelder Horace Ford and Itcher CN Morgan, started yeSter- Ky for the Braves Southern train Ig grounds at Columbus, Ga. in SmpanN with Walter F.. HlpSood. the
 |Hm's business manager. and several kwspaper correspondents. Outfield- Eayres joined the party at Provi- knce, R. l., and Walter MaranNille, e star shortstop,> boarded the train New Haven. Pitcher Dick Ru- blph and Hugh McQulllan are to join ] ke party in New York. In Washing In Catchers Sam White and Peter |aNin, Outfleldcr John l.. Sullivan
 hd Walter Holke will be waiting for he train to pull in.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE GAMES
New Britain Machine Co. Strength encd By "Noiu' BesIcy Has Easy Time Beating R. X F.. Five.

Strengthened by Nom Besley of baseball fame the New Britain Ma chine coupany experienced little diff ticuItN Saturday night III downing the Russell & Erwin five in the Indus trial league gaii'e at the Y M C A.. that he is an excellent basketball player by his floor work and he also has a keen eye for the basket. He helped in the scole by dropping in five field baskets and five goals from the foul line. A pretty good nights work for a star. In the other game Saturday night the Stanley Works downed the Hart & Hutchinson team 50 to T.. Teder kllduff gave a fine exhibition Of fCul shooting in this contest.
 The score. Elw Britain Machine- r,. & r.. game follows:
 N. E. Mach R. & E. Besley ......... Denlerest. Hodge
 Right forward
 ISeSLcla bren13 n
 Left forward LofsIan .... Der1el est, Peterson Center
 Campbell .-............ kcenner
 Rii3ht guard Locke. Jones ............ ToddN'
 Left guard Baskets from floor: Restella :. , Lofsrcn 6, Beglcy ,. Demerest ,. ! Campbell 1 Keehner l. From foul line, Desley 5, Dcmerest ;, Brennan
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
NEFAC"TURERS' CEN SIS.
Work Begins Today in Taking List of
 All Plants.

work for the governments census of manufactures. mines and auarries. oil and gas wells. and forestry and forest products began today. Ninety eight trained men from the census bureau here and more than 1.200 specia gents. residents of the localities which they are to canvass, began carly the task of collecting inform ation re lating to the industrial production of the country in it's entirety.
 Director Rogers estimates that more than six months will be required to complete the work and anothertwo months will be required to tabulate the information and give it to the public
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
"Y" GIRLS WIN AGAIN
Locals Defeat Wallace Barnes Quintet of Bristol For Ninth Straight Vic tory saturda. Night 13 to 5.

The crack Y. W. C. A. bask ketbali quintet continued it's victorious march Saturday night in Red Mems hall, Bristol. defeating the Wallace Barnes Company team. 1 5 to ,. AL though the score would indicate that the locals had an easy time. such was not the case, the defeated team putting up stubborn resistance throughout the contest. and it was only the wonderful team work of the Hunserford court misses, that brought home the bacon. The ~" girls captured six goals from the field and one from the foul line while the Bristol girls scored their points from the foul line. Miss BieIman was the chief tally maker of the game. with four field goals and the foul counter. MiStes Bigelow and kopf also registered double counters.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
FUEL SHORT,GE STOPS GAMES.

-AndONcr. NHrCh 1.-BaSk ct0a II. :. swimming InG track events which were scheduled to be run off at Bor- den gymnasium of Phillips -Andovcr Academy Saturday, were called off and the SH nna%ium building, together with thv library and archaeology building. we're closed indefinitely Shortage ot' coal is given as the req son for the move on the part of %CaGeiuy otIi, ials. and the date Of roopcninC vii depend entirely on when wca ther conditions will permit Of tic hauling of coal to the academy SrOuni:'.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
TO PLAY IN EORESTNILLI..

The New Britain Machine company
 ask etbaM. girls and boys teams. will |te to ForestVille tomorrow evening (o play teams representing teams Of hat town, in the Firemens hall. The |.ocals are both putting up a fast
 brand of basketball this season. the
 sirls leading in the Industrial league
 tnd the fellows being the runner
 Ap for the cha an1pionship in stronger Rex league. The lineups of tn" Teams will be as follows: Girls. M. h,orell, If: M. Pctrocelli. If: J. Urban br F.. lIiltpold. c; F. Carlson. Is: A. StingIe, az; regulars. I;estelIi. If: F<eating. If; Lofgren, C: Campbell re; kInnPS lo..
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
THOMAS SECOND IN AUTO RACE:

Los Angeles, Cal. March 1.--t'ig- urcs announced yesterday by the off cial scorers of the 2JO mile automo- bile race Saturday gave second place and purse of sG,0UU to Joe Thomas T"G placed Ira Vail third. Unofficial l scores placed Vail second and Thomas third. The official score also clipped a minute from the unofficial time of Jimmy Nurphy, who won the race and a prize of $lu.00U.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
TO CAPT MN tX ETFIt HOCKEY

EXe1er. N. IT,. March i.---t-Nerei1 ] W Martin. -, of Clinton. brother of S. F. Red" Martin. captain of the 1916 seven, has been elected captain Of the Exeter hockey team for iHe sea son of 1921. Martin played a fhst defensive game at cover point this vcar and won his letter last year at Andover when ne got into the sam c as g sub. He is also candidt,t" for the baseball II niil|.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
DAETNIOlTU NINS MEET.

Boston. Mass. March 1.-The wear CTS of the Green celebrated a little carly. but when Dartmouth triumphed over Harvard and Cornell in the tri- angular track meet Saturday night at M eshanics' hall. they just could not wait until March T.. The flying Han ovcrianS crashed through with } points while the best that Harvard could do was 31 and the Comedians lrailed behind with only an even doz-
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
S5O.OOO FOR RACE.

New York. March 1.-The 2Slh in ternational siN-daN bike race will start at midnight March : a Madison Square Garden with the greatest field of Americau and European cycling stars ever entered in the famous classic. The contest will carry with it SJ0.o00 in prize money. the most ever offered. and at least II teams will compete for the honorS.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
ANOTHER ENGLISH BOYER HERE

New York, March Hilary Man sell, another English boxer, has ar rived in this city in search of pugi- listic honorS. Mansei1 comes here we'll recomm ended by his brilliant twenty-round fight against Jimmy Wilde in London. Harold Goldberg of the Fox Corporation cabled Man sell to come to America.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
TWO TIGERS LEAVE. DETROIT.

Detroit, March I.-.Archic Y ellie and Frank Okrie, the only Tiger players to start the annual pilgrimage to the south from Detroit. left Saturday for Macon, Ga. accompanied bN mum be |. of neWSpa pernen and phOtoSra pherS. Other players will join them cn route g or go direct to the training camp from their homes.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
PILATES OFF FOR TILE SOUTH.

Pittsburgh. Pa. March l.-Thc first squad of the Pittsburgh National lG;'- que baseball club left here yesterday for West Baden, Ind. 10 prepare Tor fhe coming season. They Will be headed by George Gibson, newly ap- pointed manage
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
DARTMOUTH EASY FOR PEN N

Philadelphia, March 1.-Pcnnsyl vania defeated Dartmouth. 45 to 10 in an intercollegiate league basket ball game hero Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
MIKE o'DOwD TO BON RArNEi,

St. Paul, Minn., March 1-AHke O'Dowd. n4iddlcweight champion, has signed to meet Ausie Rather Of New York. in ten round contest here March 17. it was anuounced yester-
 day
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
pk.ORI\ CLUB BUNS PITCHER.

Peoria. Ill.,, March l.-Purchase of Pitcher Clare Gillen Walter by the Peoria club of the Three I league from Columbus. in the American as sociatiou. was announced yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
BEITERS SKI RECORD BY FOOT

Dillon, Col, March. 1-Andres Hau gen of Dillon yesterday broke the self jumping 214 feet. His previous record was 213 feet.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
COIUMBI.A BEATS CORNELL.

New York. March 1.--Columbia University defeated Cornell in an Intercollegiate basketball game here Saturday night, - to Fl.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01

New Britain F. Bristol 2: goals from field, Bielman, i: Biselow, l; kopf I: foul goals. Bielman. I; Bassette 3; referee Mclaughlin; i; scorer. Nibberts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
TRAINNEN VOTE
I'd End Strike

Striking Southern Pacific trainmen
OF the Tucson division returned 70
work at noon Tuesday, following &C
ton taken at a meeting in J. o. O. F.
hall Monday evening. when they
voted unanimously 70 90 back The
men drew Up a formal agreement
which was presented to southern
Pacific officials here The latter
agreed TO the document and signed
IT, Although il was not made public
Il is understood that some conces-
eions were granted
The time set for the return 70 work
was Tuesday al noon in order that
traiumen at Tucson might concur IN
the action taken here. Southern Pa
ciffc officials delivered an ultimatum
at the meeting, giving the trainmen
until 1853 o'clock Monday night 10
return TO work. but this was done
after an agreement had been reached
for the return TO work The strikers
are 10 be reinstared with full
seniority. and IL was agreed that the
strikers who worked out Of FL Paso
should not be called upon for yard
service west Of Lordsburg, except in
wrecling servic-
Representatives Of the Fl Paso
railroad brotherhoods left Monday
night for Tucson TO confer further
with s P. officials regarding the de-
tails Of ending the strike
Labor leaders declare that this IS
the final disposition OF the recent
trouble as far as Fl Paso Is con-
cerned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have you ever STOPPED TO reason
why It Is that so mapv products that
are extensively ADVERTISE. AL at once
drop cut Of sight and are soon forgot
ten7 The reason is plain-the article
did not fulfil the promises Of the
manufacturer. This applies more par
ticularly to a medicine: A medicinal
preparation that has real curative
value almost sells ITSELF, as like an
endless chain system the remedy Is
recommended by those who have been
benefited 10 those who are In need
OF il
a prominent druggIsr says Take
for example Dr. ktlmers swamp
Root q preparation / have sold for
many years and never hesitate TO rec
ommeud, for in almost every case It
shows excellent results as many OF
my customers testify No other kid
uey remedy has so large a sale
According 70 sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousands who
have used the preparation, the sue
cess CT Dr. kilmer's SWamp-ROot Is
due 10 the fact. SO many people claim
that 70 fultils almost every wish IN
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and neutralizes the uric acid which
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Hou may receive a campls bottle OF
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and enclose ten cents also mention
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Etores--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20

CaUaIry
BandPLaySLaSt
NightOfShOw

The Eighth cavalry and trump pet
corps viii be the attraction at the au-
tomobie show Saturday night. in
stead OF Friday night according 10
an arrangement completed Tuesday
morning with Maj. John Muller dis
trict adlutant- The show management
effected the change in order TO make
the last night OF the show the biggest
night OF the event Lieut. William S
Nanover is director Of the band.
The Fl Paso symphony orchestra
viii give its program Friday night
under the leadership OF conductor P.
J. Gustat. A program comprising six
numbers has been prepared. with a
solo by c. J. Andrews tenor. and q
nun Der OF the Woman's choral club.
The first nights entertainment IS
q concert by the Seventh cavalry
band. Lieut. Joseph II. Eysmont, hand
leader has prepared a program OF
mingled military and popular music
Following is the program as ar
ranged by Lieut. Eysmont.
March. The Gallant Seventh. %
Brokenshire-
Overture, Princess Of India" King.
Waltz. Golden Showers" Wald-
one step. After You've Gone"
Selection, Jack o'Lanern." Caryll.
Descriptive, Spirit OF America"
March. The Thunderer." sousa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-20
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There is one sure way that. has
never failed 20 remove dandruff at
once. and that is 10 dissolve It. then
you destroy Il entirely To DO this.
Just get about four ounces Of plain,
Common liquid srvon from any drug
store (this is al you viii need). ap-
ply it at night when retiring; use
enough TO molsten the scalp and rub
Il IN gently with the finger tips.
By morning. most II not all. OF
your dandruff viii be gone. and three
or four more applications viii COM
plstely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sigr and trace OF It. no
matter how much dandruff you may
have
You viii find all Itching and dig
sing Of the scalp viii stop instantly,
and your hair viii be fluffy. lustrous.
glossy. silky and soft and look and
feel a hundred times better.-Adv.