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New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
BAR HARVARD'S MAT STARS.
Crimson Loses Two ,Wrestlers On
 Eve of Yale Meet

Cambridge, Mass, March 12.-Cap- tain Mcdonnell and Brown, the big football guard, mainstays of the liar ward wrestling team, were yesterday declared ineligible to compete against Yale in Harvards closing meet of the season here next Saturday. McDon- nell and Managers Watkins and Hoeck were suspended from wrestling activ- ity by the college athletic authorities as the result of canceliinS a recent meet on an hours notice. Brown is at odds with the college officials
 Harvard, withou a defeat thus far hoped to conquer Yale. the Crimson seldom having beaten the Blue on the mat. but after today's wrec1inS of the team little hope of victory is en- tertained here.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
HARTFORD HIGH
 HERE FRIDAY NIGHT
New Britain High School Basket
 ball Season Nearing End

The SeaSon of the New Britain nearing an end, but the remaining two weeks calls for some of the hard est games of the year. Four more contests will be engaged in by Cap tain Bill Burns and his speedy mates. the first of which will be played to- night in Bristol, when the locals will tackle the fast High school five of that village. The teams clashed here two weeks ago. and New Britain High school won an easy victory. How ever. tho Bell Town boys are a bet ter team on their home court. A del- egation of local fans will witness to- nights fray.
 Ncridcn Here Wednesday. ,-
 Next Wednesday, afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, Meriden High school will furnish the opposition to the locals on the Bassett street court, The Sil yer City lads have been giving a fine account of themselVes this season, and at the opening of the season they forced the locals to top speed to win.
 -. Hartford Next. .'.
 On Friday in the Y. M. c A the big game of the season will be played. with Hartford High school as the at traction. For several years Hartford High school has reigned supreme in the Interscholastic league, but this season New Britain Managed to break their streak. defeating the Capitol City-ites on their own stamping ground. The coming battle should be a repetition.
 Then New Haven.
 The final game of the season, 8 league contest will be played March. 27. against the New Haven High school in that city. It should be one of the hardest battles of the season, but Captain Burns and Coach Dave Dunn are confident that the locals will down the Elm City lads, thereby keeping. their slate free from defeat and winning the league champion ship.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
SOX START SOUTH
Manager '.Kid' Gleason and 35 White
 Sox Players Including Eddie Ci- cotte Leave for Texas Tonight.

Chicago; March 12-The Chicago Americans, will leave tonight for Waco, Texas, for spring training Manager Wm. Gleason and 35 mem bers of the White Sox including Eddie Cicotte, the veteran pitcher, who has been holding out for a bet ter contract will make up the party. Cicotte announced yesterday he. was ready to sign contract, If an amicable agreement can be reached" and said he would accompany the team south regardless whether he signed.
 Eddie Collins, second baseman, will not accompany the team tonight. He is in Philadelphia and has asked permission to remain there a week after which he will leave to meet the team in Dallas next week for the opening game of the spring series.
 The White Sox will be the last ma jor league team to go into training.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
TO HAVE EIGHT CYCLISTS.

New York, March 12-Eight lead ing amateur cyclists will compose the American team which will compete aI the Olympic games in Antwerp this summer, according to Harold II. Dibblee. of the cycling committee connected with the American Olympic committee. The final tryouts will be held in the East, probabl at Vals- burg, N. J., after sectional elimination contests have been held in the locali- ties where the sport is popular. he said. while the road tryouts will pos ,sibly be raced over Long Island roads as was done in preparation for the 1912 international games.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
kCELLENT BOUTS
 |ARDED IN MERIDEN
] Coogan and Johnnie Drummie to Box Before LenoX A. C.

1he Lenox A. c. of Meriden has ar Iged another card of fine bouts for show which will be held at the hall auditorium there Saturday hing. In the 10-round star bout on card Mel Coogan of Brooklyn, D recently scored a remarkable Vls- E over Johnny Dundee. will battle th Johnnie Drummie, the Fight Irishman" of Jersey City. Coogan Drummie met in the ring once lore and the. -gelwas a slashing af- !. This mill is expected to be even ter as both boxers have improved tsiderably since that time.
 Drummic Boxed Here.
 brummie, Ia former Waterbury Ter, will be remembered by fans (e for his great 12-round draw with |ck Brown, when the latter was urpian of the state. The bout was |ds Iy.rt he -LenoN club in Meriden ! it's members have always had |sideratle- respect for Drummie's $ lity since. . \. ,. |n nithcaeight round semi-final on the |0 ,JOG~Ng Hf1Slie Ol I1dllto w III So |ht rounds with Young Mckenna Of [tefbury. These featherweiGhts, |ogniaed as among the cleverest in hnecticut, have met on two previous |nSions In. each instance the. bout u hummer and it looks as though Meriden club has secured an extra bd attraction. .--.. q A Fast Prelim.
 Eoung Grossman and Georgie He- Esa pair of Meriden lightweights, |os are rivals for Silver City honors, on the card in a six Ind bout. These a lads recently |shed at a Leiiox show and since kn the followers of each boxer
 Ee wrangled over who was the win- i. | Because of the feeling between pair an unusual scrap is expected len they meet. -- Eoung Brown and Young Aroff, q |r of New Haven bantamweights, h open the show with a four (nder. Dave Fitzgerald of New
 Ren will referee the bouts. Edward
 Carthy will do the announcing and hes Daley will hold the watch.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
LEADERS OUT OF RAGE
Broccc and Deruyter Meet Witt, Hard Luck When Former Is Injured and Is Forced to Retire.

New York, March 1 2.---With Brooco and Deruyter out of the contest, the sprints for points in the six-day bicycle race in Madison Square Gar den last night were the most spirited of the week. When Brocco quit early in the morning because of injury he received in spill, he and his partner were a lap and nearly a hundred points ahead, Their: departure left eight teams tied on mileage and four of them almost even in the point score. The absence of the popular Italian and his plucky Belgian partner did not affect the crowd-it was as large as on the previous night. The big building. was packed to the roof and hundreds were turned away by order of the fire department. It was an enthusiastic and orderly crowd.
 It seemed as if all present were roofing against Ali Goullet. Every time he won a sprint he was hissed to the echo, and when beaten, his sue cessful opponent was greeted with salvos of applause.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
WESLEYAN B. B. SCHEDULE.
To Open Its Season With N. Y. II :,
 on April 2.

Middletown, March 12.--Wesleyan will open it's baseball season with game with New York university, in this city, April g.. according to the following schedule announced yes- terday:
 April 3, New York university at New York city; April TO-, Yale upi- versity at New Haven; April 16, Co., lumbia university at Middletown; April 22. Bowdoin at Middletown; April 22, Bowdoin at Middletown; April 29, Lehigh 'Middletown; May 1, Brown at Providence; May 8, Johns Hopkins at Middletown: May ', Union at Schenectady: May S. Williams, at William stown; May IA, Colgate at Middletown; May 21, Dartmouth at Hanover; May 22. Amherst at Amherst; May 29, Trim ity at Hartford; June 5, Trinity at Middletown; June ,, Amherst at Middletown; June 21, Williams at Middletown.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
WRESTLING ON MARCH 22,

John F. Willis, matchmaker of the National A. C., which has the permit for the next boxing exhibition in this city, stated last night that he had an agreement with F. Iven Benjamin, the wrestling promoter, whereby the proposed Kent-Nentres, Beniamin- Hercules bouts would probably be staged on March p. MT. Willis plans to hold his boxing exhibition on March 29. He has not signed any boxers as yet. but is negotiating tor two top notch performers Tor his star bout,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
~" MAN TO COACH.
\. E. Marriott to Handle Greek Ath-
 IcteS For Olympic Games.

New York March 12.--A F. Mar riott physical director of the Young. Mems Christian association foreign department. has been appointed by King Alexander as coach of Greek athletes now in training for the Olympic games, according to a ca ble message received here yesterday from Athens.
 Greece is the sixth nation to which the "Y'' has sent an Olympic coach, France, Italy, Czecho- -Slovakia, Po- land and Brazil having been already supplied
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
WILDE Vs. MASON TONIGHT.
Fight Followers Are Gathering a,
 Toledo for E1yweight Meeting.

Toledo. O., March 12.-Followers of the fight game and newspaper eX- perts started trailing into this city yesterday for the Wilde Mason struggle on Friday night. Most of the outsiders, however, will come in on Friday morning. George Biemer, MasonS manager, arrived yesterday and Mason came over from South Bend, Ind. Ed. Smith of Chicago, who will act as referee, is already on the job. He arrived Wednesday aft ernoOn.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
SUNDAY SPORTS FAVORED.

Boston, Marc hl2.--Legalizing of amateur sports on Sunday was rec commended to the legislature yester- day by joint committee. The bill
 which was favored by a vote of I to I would provide for local option on the subject, the sports to be held only between and 6 in the afternoon. Horse and automobile racing. hunt ing and boxing would be prohibited. No admission fees would be charged and contestants would receive no pay.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
PADDOCK THROWS DRAAK

|Boston, March 12.-Earl Caddock
 Iowa, defeated Tom Draak in two |-aight falls in their wrestling bout Ire last night, The first fall was
 hdsa in 66 minutes, 20 seconds. and
 Ee second in 13 minutes. both with head scissors and wrist lock.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
BROWNS SLATE CLEAN.

Providence. R. l.. March 12.-The Town university swimming team
 bsed its season last night by defeat |g Syracuse university 45 to B.
 Towns record for the season was victories and no defeats.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12

Mech'S. games forfeited.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

ponement of one prevented by the
outbreak of the World War in 1914.
Since then temperance victories
have been gained, notably the "eigh-
teenth amendment in the United
States; various "war prohibition,
enactmcnts in European countries: ::
complete prohibition in Finland.
1913; local option granted in Den
mark and Scotland; eight wines
only prohibition in Norway, 1919
and establishment of the "Bratt sys-
TEN" in Sweden
Since the last congress several
new countries have come into being
as a result of the war Practically
all have representation in the CON
gress.
In spite of the fact that we are
still technically at war with Ger
many and Austria, these latter conn
tries will have several representa-
tives at the Washington congress.
Prof. DIR. }. Gosner of Berlin. Is
n member of the executive commit
tee in charge of the affair and VIII
deliver an address.
Prominent foreign names on the
program are: DR.. Ley, of the Uni
versitv of Brussels; DR.. Legrpin,
Paris; DIR. p. Amalf, Florence: and
DR.. Eudo Monti, Turin.
An interesting figure will be DR..
NJ. Helenius- -Seppala, the Kramer
of Finland. the only other country
with America to have absolute pro-
hibition.
Americans included on the pro-
gram are William Jennings Bryan,
Attorney General Palmer. Secretary
of Navy Daniels, and DIR. Harvey
w. Wiley.
The president of the congress is
Premier Jonkheer. Ch. -Ruiis de
BeeIenbrouck. of Holland.
The chairman of the American
executive committee who made ar
rangemcnts for the congress is Ed
win c. Dinwiddie, formerly of The
Anti Saloon league
The state herald., 1920-09-28
sHERiFF's SALE

BY virtue Of Special Execution issued
out Of the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Phillips County and State of
Colorado. and to, me directed. whereby
am commanded to make the sum of
Twelve Hundred and Seventy-S six and
Senenty-eight cents tsl,276.7sl and costs
OF suit, the amount OF certain judr-
ment recently obtained against A. q.
Enyeart in favor OF George Whitney out
OF the lands, tenements, goods and chat
tells of the said a. @. Enyeart
! have levied on the following property.
Model D-i5, Car Number. 266Ti.
therefore, according TO said command,
shall expose for sale, at Public Auction,
all the right. title and interest OF the
above named a. @. Enyeart In and to
the above described property. on Monday.
the eth day of September. 1920. at 2:30
o'clock, +, NJ. at the George w. Garland
Garage. in Holyoke Phillips County,
Colorado
Dated at Hoyoke this 2s,h day OF
August, 1890.
ED. W. JAMES,
Sheriff OF Phillips County. Colorado.
Date OF first publication, Aug. n. 1920
Date of last publication, Sept. 81, 1920
The state herald., 1920-09-28
sUMoNs ON APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION

State OF Colorado, County OF Phillips sss-
In the District Court. No lg6.
Carl a; Drake. julius Drake, Sr.. julius
Emms, EKe, Iison XII mernnm minn Drnke Ella Drake
Drake, Minor by Julius Drake, Sr-.
Guardian. Plaintiff
versus
Henry J. Aldrich, Trustee for the Colo
RADIO Securities Company. II. j. Aldrich,
Trustee for Charles A. Stilman. the
Heirs Of Robert Winning. deceased, Rob
winning, Nellie Z, Winning and Mrs.
tha l.. Englehart. Linnie NJ. Engichart,
Heirs of George j. Englehnrt Deceased
and al other persons OF parties unknown
slaining any right. title estate. lien or
Interest In the real estate described in
the application herein, Defendants.
The people Of the State OF Colorado To
the above named notwithstanding.
You are hereby summoned and required
10 answer the application Of the npDIi-
cant plaintiff In the above entitled npnii-
cation for registration Of the following
land situate In Phillips County. Coio-
rndo, to-wit.
The Northeast Quarter tNEtD of Sec
ton Four GD IN Township Seven (7)
North of Range Forty-five (is) West Of
the Sth r VI. in the County OF PhiIipg
anu state OF Colorado and to file your
answer 10 the said application IN the
office Of the CLERK OF said Court. In EaiJ
County. within twenty DAYS after Tho
netNlce OF lhis summons upon YOU cN-
elusive oi the day Of such service: ana
II you fail TO answer the anid application
within the time aforesaid the applicant
plnintin In this action will appiy 10 the
oouft Tor the relief demanded In the an
pllcation herein.
Witness. W. @. Heilnnd. clerk of ,nid
conrt. and the Seal thereof. at IiolyoIte,
colorado w said county and state this
tS@al.) w. q. UEII.AND
Slit ctc,L'
Aug. 3i-sept. 81
The state herald., 1920-09-28
SUMMONS

~ shte ,h 9i Colorado, County Of Phillips s..
W. T.. Worl.y. Plaintiff
versus
John W. Prulngton. his un;,notvn bo,,.
Gfhhi.'s or aHsignees. TIL. Anglo Am.rI- =
can Mortgage & Trust couDarly lis ~. .
S,,sron S,,srors ana assirna, William J. Rces.
'hrcnce II. ifcssc. their unknown h.lra
tfahleon or assignees. the unknown heirs
grantees or nssign.es Of l.. w TulIsys
trustee, the unknown heneficiarIeE AZ
5amcs rimcs n Brown. Trustee pefendent.
lhe people of the State nf Colorado
To John w rrulnrton his unknowu
ntlfa grantees or nkslRnoes The Anrio
american Mortgnge q Trust Company
~ ~, huc.gasors and lsslgnces, william y
tess. Clarence X. HoHHo. their unkunvf,
heirs, grantees or nssiEnocs. the un-
known heiru grantees or nHsirnoss or
= W Tull"yr. Trustee. IN. unknown
oEh'Ileihfith OF James y brown
Trustee the pofondont above named.
Crcstiur: -
You are hereby required to appear In
m action brought against YOU by ~.
rpoN. named plalntin In The District
Nouft or IN ilips County Stale OF Cftn-
Hido, ANA answer the complaint therein
within twenty DAYS after the Rsryir.
hereof served wlth.n this County. or
" served out of this County, or by pub
leaiion, within thirty days after tho
service hereof, cNcluEice OF tn. day of
such service; or Judgment by default
WI b" taken against you according 10
COPS. Of the complaint in the abov. IN.
utl"d action be- not served with this
summons, or II the service hereof b.
made out of this state. then ten days
additional TO the time hcroinbefor. specl-
NED Tor appearance and answer viii b.,
allowed before taking Judgment by de-
fault ms aforesaid
The said action IL brought to secure
Judgment ana decree of the District
Court. qulcilng IN. title In IN. Plaintiff
and the whole titl. to IN. North half
tNt) and IN. north half of the south
Township nix 90 North OF Rang. forty
seven 90 West of the 9Th - ~ In
Phillips County Colorado. Plaintiff al
leRing that b. .R tho owner Ia fee simple
OF tho lands described free and clear of
any claim and an claim urged. or 10 ba
urged hy any Of the above named de.
fond'nts. That the promises are subject
The state herald., 1920-09-28

Some of the Teutonic representatives
except beer, and several Scandinav-
ians favor the "Bratt system"-con-
sisting in "liquor card" system
and licensed drinking clubs.
4 remarkable attendance is sched-
uled at this years congress, com
tries and delegates being generally
anxious to secure data as to the sue :.
cess of complete prohibition here.
Although the congress is expected
TO give great impetus to the anti.
alcohol campaign throughout the
world, no definite organization to Sc
cure world wide prohibition will be
formed here. In addition to the
varying views of the members. the
congress regards prohibition as a
purely national problem.
Americans in charge of the affair
call attention TO the predominancc
in the membership of independent
scientists. economists and sociolo-
lists of repute, and the comparative
absence of cleigymen and so-called
professional Temperance advo-
cates.'
The fifteenth Congress is a post
The state herald., 1920-09-28
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF
kElRSklP

State OF Colorado. County of rhillips ss
In the District Court of Phillips County,
colorado May Term. a. u. 1920.
In the matter OF the petition OF W. l..
Decker Inez Decker. Elda j. Townsend
and ~. NJ. Downs, for determination OF
interests in lands and tenements OF VIII
liam NJ. McGruder. deceased NOTICE
To j. l.. McGruder. Cora b. hin. Alta
Ferris. Emmett. McGrud.r, Cecil Me
6ruder' Noa punaFan nee Nola T. Davis
ana Ed McGruder, ana to nll the an
xnown heirs. dovisccs and assigns of
Please take notice that W. l.. Decker.
lnez Decker Elda. ]. Townsend and IL
~, Downs have fllod herein their petit
lioh Tor the determination OF tho heir-
snip and descent of property Of William
~. McGrudor. deceased. affecting tie
tltle to the following described real pro-
perty. to-wit:
Al OF Block Three 90 Harvey Aiiller's
addition tr HaNtun, except Lots one and
Two thereof ms shown on corrected MA /
Of said Block filed in the Office OF tba
county CLERK Of Phillips County IN Plat
book Number one. page o. and hoarln,,
ot SUD petition viii be held at Holyoli .
N Phillps County. Colorado on the 4tb
day OF October, 1920 AT or before which
ume YOU may appear and answer stlc't
heu,lon ana set up any proper dcfonsa
70 me same or any part thereof YOU may
nav" or intervene TO assert and protoct
any interest you may have.
THIS notice Is dated this q dav or
August, A. u. 1890
So. W. @. HELLAND.
-, Clerk Of the District Court Of pbiilipe
County. Colorado II Z,
Aug 3i-Sopt "a
The state herald., 1920-09-28
ANTI-ALc0H0LIsTs
GATHER AT CAPITAL
World Scientists, Economists And
"DrY Advocates Attend WASH
ingt0n Congress

Washington, Sept. 81. (unitcd
Press. Nearly 1000 official repIe-
sentatives from practically all civil
lied nations and delegates from all
important temperance societies in the
world met here today in opening ses-
sion of the Fifteenth international
Congress Against Alcoholism.
World known scientists. econom-.
lists, psychologists, physicians and
criminologists will present in a six
day program this week. an exhaust
i've, scientific indictment of John
Barleycorn and all his works.
Every variety of opinion on alco-
holism and the proper methods for
regulating liquor traffic is held ly
the delegates.
French representatives of the
Ligue Contre l,Alcool conceive pro-
hibition as applying to brandies and
cognac-but not as TO light wine5.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
End of a HOLIDAY

only to certain specified Mortgages set
forth In the Complaint and one Lease also
mentioned therein. For his costs In this
behalf laid out and expended and for such
other and further relief MS to the court may
laid out and expended and for such other
and further relief ms to the Court may
seem Just In equity as VIII more fully
appear from the complaint In said action
to which reference IN here mnde Copy
of which complaint is hereto attached
and made a part heicor,
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear, and to answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will take default and Judgment
as prayed In the complaint.
Given under my hand w. @. lIelland-
Clerk of he District Court ut Holyolse.
In said County this l4h day Of August,
A. D. 1920.
(SealD w. @. HELLANp. Clerk.
District Court, Phillips County. Colo
Sept. 7-Sept, 2s
The state herald., 1920-09-28
DRUGGISTS TO HEAR PLANS TO
ENFORCE PROHIBITION IN U. S.

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 20. United
Press,l-Plans for increasing co
operation between druggists and fed
ernl officials FOR enforcement of the
prohibition and narcotic laws will
be laid before the annual convention
of retail druggists which opens here
today.
The convention held under the aus
nices of the National Association of
Retail Druggists. will last four days
and will include in its program of
discussion the income tax and gem
eral management of the retail drug
store.
The nssociation hns n membership
of 25.OOO retail druggists.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
gsTRAY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice IL hereby given to whom Il may
concern that the following ostray animal
was taken up near IIastun. rhillips
county Colorado on or about September
u 1920. to-wlt: one black mare nbout
branded
said animal being unknown TO this
Board. unless claimed by owner ON or
before October sf 1920 said esirny viii
be sold by this Board for the bene-
nj OF the owner when found
STATE BOARD OF STOCK
INSPECTION cOMISSIONIgRg.
Denver. Colorado
The state herald., 1920-09-28
NOTICE

When in need of Rawleigh Pro-
duets, mail me your order.-Wm. G.
Mcdowell, Box 3s, Julesburg, Colo
RADIO. ATT
The state herald., 1920-09-28

BE sure mud see the exhibit of the
Holyoke Lumber Company at the
lair grounds.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-09-16
FEARED IT WAS FOR SPITE
Mrs. Green Considerably Relieved
When Husband Explained His
Reasons for Singing.

Mr.. Green fancied his voice, and
hardly ever failed to attend any mu-
steal evenings that were given in his
neighbOrhOOd.
On this occasion, however he was
rather nervous, for his wife was going
with him for the first time, and she
had never heard him sing in public;
in fact, she didn't know he had ever
done so.
When the meeting was drawing to a
close the chairman stood up and asked
if any gentleman would oblige with a
song. Green at once climbed upon the
platform and Obliged-much to his
wife's annoyance, if one could accept
her expression as a criterion of her
feelings.
George" she whispered, when the
pair were on their way home, what
ever made you sing?"
why, my DEAR" said her husband,
"to give pleasure to the other geusts."
ooh, I'm so glad" sighed Mrs.
Green, with great relief. 81 thought
you were taking vengeance on me for
making you wait 20 minutes for your
dinner this evening !"-LondOn Tit
Bits.