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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-14
LEGAL
REWARD.

$40 reward will be given for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and con-
viction of anyone emptying sewage in
Egg Harbor Township.
BY order of the Board of Health,
CHAS. L. SMITH, Sec.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-14
SIS. 212.35 SO. 593. SO

FIoi-I-'Do PIVtVVD'DV
This Ordinance shall take effect as pro-
vided by law.
Dated Jan. 9th, 1920.
HARRY H. HOLZER,
Clerk of Galloway Township.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
PLAYED DAY IN AND OUT. Corkine Fine Team Gould R, Formed of Long Service Men.

New York. Jan. 2S.-Accordins To he records Of thG American league there were few players Who were in the game dariging aepd day out during the race rlast .aoasen.E yE. IT, ..>
 An inhelG com posed oj .lhc men who did not miss a same last sum mer would bc' made up as follows: First base. Harry Heilmann: Detroit: sec ond base. Eddie Collins. Chicago: third base. Frank Baker, Yankees: shortstop. William Gerber. St. Louis Browns Baker took part in 1J1 sumes and each of the others played in 1io contests.
 Only two outfielders. Duffy Lewis of the Yankees and E. Rice of the Washington Senators, went through the season. without missing a gam c. They each took part in II conlests.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28

|" seek information whether the money held up on the boxers can be lakc on by the com I'll ission. The matter Of barring the boxers and nlanasers was definitely accepted.
 The matter of turning back the Sl.oOo posted by the promoter was discussed. and il was decided to se- cure legal advice on this matter be- fore returning the money. Chairman Souney of the com mission said that the amount which was held up on the boxers amounted to sSo4.21
 Permit is Granted
 Arhur X. Pilz was granted a ner- init 10 conduct a three nights boxing carnival in February. Ii will be an amateur affair.
 May Take Action.
 That the managers of Waltz and La hn intend to take action to secure an cXoneration of their meal tickets Was eNinced vest erday when proceed = inSs were instituted sainst Chairma n Michael SouneH of the boxing com mission. and Promoter Walsh. by Lawyer Thomas Mckone.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
BOWLERS HEP THINGS GOING
|lstrial League Alive With Enthusiastic Pin Topplers

he bowling. season oI hc New hin Industrial league IS now ln swing and the majority or the Rerc are gradually working the hess out of their arms ana are lng in some very good scores. ke duckpin game is booming Tn Britain as can be seen by step ! into the Casiuo alleys at any tune 3ar the evening and the New hin industrial council is certainly
 a great amount of credit for the Ting and supervising of the lo
 Industrial league.
 glancing over the work ol The ln- kuals, so far the bowling of Lan-
 T,rary & Clark's man. C. Ander-
 is the outstanding feature with
 yerasc of better than le6 and
 three string Of 336.
 word of praise is due Freeman he Russell S- Erwin team. who has ' sht up a high single of 13o so
 in the season.
 V far as team work is concerned, New Britain Machine company is ginly showing the way. holding inc high team single and the ! strings.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
BIG GAME FRIDAY
New Britain aud Hartford High Quin- tets to Battle in Capitol City-DjCk 
 Dillon Praises ocal Team.

The first Of the two league ean1es scheduled for the New Britain and Hartford HIsb @chool basket ball teams this season. will ltc played Fri day night in Hartford. IL is cN- peclct that $ large crowd of rootcrs will accom- pany Captain Burns and his 4paedy quintet to the Capitol city. The work o" the locals this year. is attracting much attention. and opin ions heard around the state. stamp hc Hardware City five as one of the bcGt llish school agercGations in New England. Dick Dillon. the popular and efficient referec. handled the games at the Y. NJ. (. \. Fast cNon-
 ns. and prior to thc first same, h." commented on the work of the New Britain i've against th" St. Thomas seminary five last Saturday. Mr. Dil. lon said that the locals look like the best five that has represented the New Brta in High ;chooI in soNe erel years. He also sald that Hartford High N13 ," ne" cent weaker than last @eason. It looks like an easy victory for New Britain Friday nigh {. but. il cun be ss5urcd that Hartford will put up hard tattle.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
DARTMOUTH LOSES
Green Five Rested by Stevens Tech
 Team

Hanover. x. IT.. Jan. $. In 3 nip and-tuck finish. stevens Tech tock a one-polnt victory from Dartmouth on the local court last night. Brunner of the visitors hooped the deciding basket in lhc final seconds of play The game was the hardest fought of the local sea son.. Thc lineup. Stevens Dartmouth Bettman. Provost. l Z SchnltinS kurtz, [ 2 M'Dcrmott, Brow se Carlson. Hi6leH Cham berIain,
 Sample Bigger Browne. Vance F.oth. Brunner. 2 I Yuill Score, Stevens 32. Dartmouth SI. Goals from floor, kurtz 1 Carlson f. Esser 1. Bruuner. Provost. Higler. Browne ,. Yuill i, Cha hanberlain :. Schulting ,. Sample Vance. Goals from fouls. kurtZ, Carlson. Browne Referee. Young. Time. 2u-minute halves.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
BOXER LOSES HAND.
Louis dc Penthteu's Days in Rins al
 tn End. ~4- ...

Paris. Jan. 2S.-Louis dc ronthieu. cham pion featherwcisht boxer of France. will fight no more, The little fellow lay in hospital here yeSter- day recovering from the amputation of his good right arm. De Pouthieu boxed and defeated Fancy Lee here "n Christmas Day During the bout ho suffered an injury to his arm which neuessi ta cd the amputation.
 De Ponthieu is - years old. He starled boxing in 1908 and had en- saged in more than sixty battles with some of the foremost ef the world 5 fighters. including a round no de- cisior bout with Battling Nelson in New York in Iai1 and twelN 2 round no decision bout with Johnny Grtffltils ill Youngstown, Ohio. in 1912. He won the fcatheIw ei ssllt title Of the allied armies by knock = inS out Marroati Of Italy and Schul- Ter of Belgium in the preIim ina rics, and in the finals le won the decision and the title in a ten round bout wit h the Am ertcan. Young F'undN.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
SALEM REPLACES
 WHALERS FOR LEAD
10th Week Of Polo League Now
 Under Way

Provid dence. F. l.. Jan. ce.--The Gold Bugs by continuing their win nlnS streak last week, taking four sames out Of five, following & 5trins Of straight yicturies the previous week. craNled out Of last place and began the ltth Werh of the season ir sixth position, a nalf-San1c ahead of Erection, now talH yinS the banner. The locals twice defeated Worcester taking Tuesdays game here and fol lowing this with victory at Worcester the next night. on Int r$daA Fall RINer >.as conquered and on Saturday the new Brockton ntc was whipped at Infantry Hal. The oi1y defeat Of the week WAS rec ciNcd ;,t Lowell on F'r!tty night.
 New Bedford and salem also changed pia lcs tho Witches once Gnor> trowdiIlo the Whalcrs out of first place The Witches won three sanes and lost tEt one. while tho Whalers rcNerSed thu process. win ninS hut one out If fopr starts. Thesc teams have alternated in first and scctnd places for weeks. Fall River Worcester and Lowell each orokc even in four sames. The new Brock ton tea:n began operations cn Tues day night by beatirg New Bedford ir m overtime same. put lost the next three. With tho new players how ever. tho ShoemakeTS should nlu Ike the soing' rough for eval. bcd,' from now on.
 Bob Hart had a rather poor week mi, king but eIe.l1t goals. out as raylor made hut e:2lll the New Bedford man held his own at the top of the heap with l9l counts. Hc snouid pass tho ssc1nc- century mark tl.is week. Thomp pson and Williams made II goals apiece last week. Eleven play e; 5 lave scored more than 100 goals during the season to date and Ferdie Harkins should join tn, circle this week
 Taylor continues his rush takinc record, having captured - races to the spot during the six days. He is } points over the 300 mark and if he keeps up the good work he should come prety near the 1000 mark for the season. Alexander won Al rushcs to the spot. which is some rCl ord
 Hardy and Donnelly made four fouls apiece md arc way out in front with 31.
 Among the goal tends Peace hH gaining five points jumped into sec ond place. ConIey losing two points aud so!iing ] aciz to third place. MalA lorN dropped six points and one place in the sta1iinG. Purcell and Love- green kept al the .a06 poirt, while !1uehner gained two points. .Ictlo sta nds on the 900 mark.
 Tie averages:
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
BAKER QUITS DIAMOND
Mauagcr Huggin> Of Yankees Au- Bounces Hctircment or Famous Home Run Sluggcr.
By Briggs

New Y nrk. Jan. @@S.-John Franklin Baker. the Sluggtns third ba seman of the Yankees. in all probability ha 2 played his last big lea que ball Mil Ter Husgins, manager of the Yankees. return ed yesterday from Bakers Ia ppI at Trappe. Md. practically convinced hat he will have to get along without Bakers famous home run bat next season.
 Ea ker informed @iusgins that he had no thought of playing ball next season. The onlE promise tho Iankee manager could exact from the sIugser Was that if he should change his mind he will take u3 the matter personally with Hugsins.
 t1usstns says he will make his plans for 1920 without considering Eaker for third base position. He intends 10 again brine FeNstcr from lhe ouI- field and will give him d thorough trial at third base on the tra ming trip Few ster never play cd that bag. bui played second base for the Baltimor~ Orioles When the Yankees purchased him. -a e.
 Baker Is always W eIconc to return To the club if hc should decide to come back, but | am afraid that the plate is lost to Inc game. said Hug gins. ''l could get no encoura cement from Baker. In fact he seems 10 he even more insistcnt than he was last winter that he is through with the 3aulc.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
M.tRTl\ INJURIES HAND

YounsstoN O., Jan. 3s.-Boh Martin. American expeditionary force cham pior. has placed his injured rtsht in the hands Of Bone Setter" Reese here. After an examination Reese announced the fighter had sus- atjned no broken bones. Martin in- iIlred his hand in the first round of the fight with Ray Smith in Cleveland Monday night before the American I.ctyinn
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
Bigger l :
SIMPSON. GOLFER. DEAD.

Chicago. Jan. "S.-Gcorse Simpson formcr amateur golf cha mpion of Scotland and more recently pronni- rent as a professional in American national open cham pionships. is dead here. In 1911. he tied for first jr the national open With Michael Brad of Boston and !. |. McDermott -of rAiIa | clpfia.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
MACHINE co, WINS
Factory Lcasucrs show Benefit "i
 Jake Cartson's Coaching. Downing 
 Stanle, Works, .s to II.

X "S to 2l win was scored by the Machine com pany team in their game with the Stanley Works five at the '"Y' gymnasium last night the path of the lictors having been made cas- bN the absence of Lowell Pickup from the lineup and thc fact that Ted kli- duff had an off night on throwing In the free tries, The Machine cont ,pany:s plan of securing outside coaching. has begun to bear fruits and in many respects the team on the floor last night was much better than , in past games.
 Throughout the game Nts slowed by fouls both sides offending in this respect. In the early part of tue game the, breaks were in favor of the Stanley Works and the first period ended with that team on top. Little scoring was done in the second period. Machine co. Stanley Works. Miller ...,,....... kilduf tsts-. Left forWard/ Hcstelli .,-...-.... walters Risht forward
 Heating. LofS'ren .......a.. .Grobsteln ''. - >.r- Center
 Campbell ..'... GlbneN < Left guard '.s -Jones ...... .......... Schroeder Field baskets. Nilduff i. Miller ''. Walters c;robstein. Ecstell, Jones ;. l.cfsrcn l. from fouls. Miller 10. Xiii duff 5. ~.* .... -~ .s,>
 sing all available substitutes in aa attempt to naske. the contest look like -a real game failed to produce any thine,. in the nature Of the real thing in the Russell S- ErWin-Coroin' game. Corbin won casilN. making So points to the opposing teams :, and of that all but two points were secured from the foul line. Howard OemarcSt was the only Russwin man 10 score. C,ofbin. Russell 4 Erwin. Paul. Andersen ....... Fl. Dcmarest
 Left forward
 Hid abrand. Corosso ....... Brennan
 Right forward
 MctIlS fctef5o'
 Center
 Larsen .SE>mandoshi ESchectman
 Left guard
 Wilson. Pawlo Parker. E. Dcmarest
 Rig hr guard
 Field baskets. Mcllis :. Paul. tiIde- brand 1. Corosso. II, l'omarest |: from the foul line, Lar'on :. H, Denarest ,.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
MsGEt: WITH COLUMBUS

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 2s.-Sher- wood MaSee. veteran National leasue ouillelder- who was released by Gin cinnati a few weeks go. last night was signed to plaf..s first Efsase for C4lNf..Ilus stkis year.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
YALE. MAN TO lOtCH.

Charlottesville. Na.. Jan. "S.-M. J. Dnna hue. former Yale quarterback k and for he last 15 years athletic di- rector Q" -Alahama Polytechnic Insti- tutc at Auburn. was elected last night professor of physical training and athletic coach at the University of Nircinia.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
I'OI WELL WANTS TO KNOW Football Coach Ashs Penn. Athletic
 Committee Where He Stands

Philadelphia. Jan. 2S.--Eob Fol woil has asked the athletic committee of the University of Pennsylvania to svc him definite answer concerning his selection as coach for the football eleven next fall.
 He has had several offers to coach at other colleges and wants 10 be free to act. A.-s.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
Top Scores.

|gh individual single Freeman.
 |gh individual three strins=-C.
 1rson. :Ss.
 |gh team single New Britain Iiine Co. 5to.
 'rh team three Stliuc cs---N New Brit Machine co. 13to.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
>MERItAN LEAGUE: STANDING;
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Tr"oma. Wash.. Jan. 2$.--A new Pacific interna tiona1 baseball league was organized last night Vancouver, E. c.: Seattle. Tacoma and spokane were formally granted franchises. and Astoria Ore. given two weeks to accept or reject q franchise.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28

Goals from noor-Crane ,. Jamie son 1. 11amitl .. Alderman, Cohen. Flynn, Morse. Harmon {. Tomlnson 1. Hartman D: goals from fouls, Crane , out Of :: Cohen. out oe 1 : Harmon out of !; referee. Daniel Kelley. Harvard: substitutes. Yale Flynn for Alderman, Good ell for Co hen Mouse for Crane. O'Connor for Jamicson. stanton for Han1ill.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
BOXING COMMISSION
 BAR WALTZANDLAHN
New Britain Ring Is Freed From Branded FakirS for One Year

The New Britain boxing fans have seen the last of Hugh Rorty. Sammy altz. J.. Publicity Flynn and Bat tllnS Lahn in connection with boNin z, in this city for one year at least This action was decided upon last evening. when the boxing commission pre- sented report to the license com mtttee of the finding in the boxing exhibition at Bardeck's hall la Thursday evening. when the affair between Waltz and Lahn was stepped by the police in the second round.
 Rorty Absent.
 Hugh EortN. manager nf Waltz. failed 10 put in an appearance at the meeting last eN cnins. as had becn~eX- pected. It is reported that Council man kerwin extended an invitation |" Red to he on hand Monday night. which he also failed to do. claiming it is alleged. that he tas not invited. Al dcrman Curtis inquired of Chairma n SouncN of inc commi ission if Waltz had been invited to attend last night B meeting. Mir. SouneN said hc did not extend such an invitation.
 The Report
 Alderman Dehm at the oDcniue of inc meeting. last evening moved to accept the following report of the boxing com m isSi0G:
 The decision of the boxing conl- mission in regard 10 the Lahn- Waltz bout held on. the evening Of January -. 1920. is that the under5iGn ed con- Slder il a fake and neither party i~ entitled 10 their money; also that neither party should he allow cd 10 box in New Britain; also that Hugh Eorty or Leo r. Flynn not be allowed to enter any of their boxers at any show held in New Britain for one wear
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
YALE BEATS WESLEYAN
Blue Quintet Minus Services of Cap tain Van SItck. Tops Middietown ColIesians. Score. 35 to .3

New Haven. Jan. 2S.-Iales bas- kctball five, minus the services of it's ca ptain. Van SlyCk. defeated the Nes- leEan five last night by 5 to -. The Fluc led at the end of the first half by r 10 l5.
 Tomlinson Ma; WcsleNan's most dangerous man, while Cranes five baskets made him Y1le'S best. The lineup:
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
LANDERS WIN AT POLO. Independents Are On short Eud of t2 to Score in Game Last Night.

rhe Larders. FrarH & Clark polo team defeated the independents at the Arena last evening, , To :, in a slow game. Less than luu persons witnessed Lhe contest. lr would take an lrvi Coob or a RinS Lardner to adoasltely desclibe the affair. The report of tue statistician shows that N. Bush Of Landers. the crack goal lend. had a6 stops in he aoal while Beyer in the circle for the 1ndepend- ents turned away So hot ones.
 The teams lined up ss follows:
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28

1aIc t:;o) Wesleyan t.2l Jameson II a rT1l on
 Left Forward. Crane ........... Tomlinson
 Right Forward. lj3mlH Hartman
 Center. Alderman .........,..... Richards
 Left Guard. >pHS' - blAoI
 Right Guard.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28

l. F. & (. tnde PenucHtS $ NJ. Bush 4 .... McAoon
 First Tush
 second lush HooIe .... ............ Lawler
 Center Tusari -. .............. EoSco
 balfback \. Bus -.......... BeNer IL Kelly of Waterbury Was he ref cree.
 In the preliminary samc Nelson, Erickson and Ryan were the stars of the Sam..
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
NJ, r, Sol\ F. Y. r.. Il. MORAN r. J. BRATTON.

F1NNIIlE~ ' OEl TIT ISSIt1Jl. Alderman ''urtiS spoke of technical polntG iENolN cd, and said that legal counsel should be consulted in rels rd to holding up the money which would have gone to the boACrs had the bout worked out Sat sCat.foriiN
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
No DilIN-DailxiI,g.

Alderman Spcn"cr favored the up holding of the commission and con tjnulnS he said that hc would nal blame Them for rcSiSnins in case there was any "dilly- ualIyins." Aldov- man Curtis said he was willing to back up the comm js:ii"n. but would reSsu from the license cou1 mittee be fore becoming mixed up i'll any court i.,o
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
paoDCssa i.outlS Board.

Alderman PaOnCse1 favored the supporting ot the boxing commission Alderman Curtis said Flynn was pret- fH well informed and knew W hat he N@& doing. There were several ooin- ion5 voiced hN others than those of tic license nr boxing committee. II was the usual line of talk. overloaded with wisdom.
 Report i> Accepted.
 The license committee voted to ac- '"pt the report of the com III iSSion anu
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
[ uion Mfg

Irec games forfeited 10 :. E. and
 D., as r. & [. Corh.n team did how up.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28
:. F. and l.. Co.

stanley Nork> Merr.Ck .... |"
New Britain herald., 1920-01-28

Rig sht, guard Field baskets. Mcllis :. FauI HiIde- brand 1. CorosSo. II. l'cmarest I . from the foul line, Lar"on :. H, Dcnlarest ;.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14
NOSE CLOGGED R o
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in NostriIs To
Open Up Air Passages.


All! What relief! Your clogged
nostrils open right up, the air pass
ages of your head are clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawk
ing, snuffling, mucous discharge,
headache, dryness-no struggling for
breath at night, your cold or catarrh
is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from
your druggist now. Apply a little
of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in
your nostrils, let it penetrate through
every air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen, inflamed mu-
cous membrane, giving you instant
relief. Ely's Cream Balm is just
what every cold and catarrh sufferer
has been seeking. It's just splendid.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14
HARVARD HAPPENINGS.

Several of our residents were II
Princeton Tuesday as witnesses in
the highway right-of-way contest be
tween the Princeton-Harvard high
way district and c. L. Williamson.
w. J.. Parker was a visitor in Mos
COW the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Owen left Tues
day for Milan, Wash, where they will
spend the winter. Mr.. Owen, has a
cord wood contract near that place.
Mrs. Orpha Cochrane came over
from Moscow Wednesday and is
visiting relatives here for a few days.
Lester Queener has moved his fam
lily into the E. M. Lowell house west
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14
FARMERS MUST Be
GIVEN PROTECTION
PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS
MUST NOT BE REDUCED
FASTER THAN OTHERS.

CHICAGO-If the prices Of farm
products are adjusted to pre-wa1
levels no more rapidly than prices OF
commodities the farmer must buy
agriculture will continue on the sane
and prosperous basis it has followed
for many years, according to DR.. H.
G. Taylor, Chief of the office of farm
management and farm economics,
United States Department of Agri-
culture.
"But if farm product prices were to
fall and prices of other things remain
high, the farmer would be compelled
to reorganize his business on a more
sulf-sufficient basis,' he said. Ameri-
can farmers are steady minded peo-
pie and can be expected to follow q
sane course"
Organized farmers of Illinois are
looking with disfavor upon strike
methods to boost the price of grain.
The executive committee of the Hi
nois Agricultural Association is adj
vising members to market their
grain. Officials believe it would be
fatal to the farmers for a few COM
munitieS or one state to attempt to
hold grain without adequate market
ing machinery to carry out their
plans.
Leading economists who are con-
sidered neutral observers, declare
that events of the last few weeks
have shown byond doubt that the fall
in wheat prices was due to bumper
crops and a general readjustment of
prices throughout the world. They
declare that the present grain mar
keting machinery provides the most
economical food marketing methods
in the world.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14
NEWS CONES FROM
PINE GROVE

George Griffith made a trip to
Rawson's mill last week.
August Benson came out to his
place last Thursday from Moscow,
in company with Mr.. Seemore. They
expect to m cutting wood
soon.
Bobby Nelson was hurt last We'd
nesday while coasting and was I'M
able to attend school the rest of the
week.
Miss Abbott is planning a Christ
mas tree and program, the exercises
to take place at the school house
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14

and we are all looking forward to i

and we are all looking forward to il
with pleasant anticipations.
I. B. Thoreson and son., Harold
were visiting in this neighborhood
Saturday and Sunday.
lrold Purdy, who is working fol-
N. Williamson was home on Sunday
for a short visit.
A number of young people spent
Sunday evening at the home of VIM
Humphrey. They report having had
a pleasant time.
Otto Hendrickson went to Moscow
on business Monday.
G. w. Bingham is suffering with
nnuralOia
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14
MRS. AMELIA CARSON.


South Bend, Ind.-(By A. P.)-
George Gipp, Notre Dame foot ball
player, died at 1925 a. M. today from
st~eptococcic throat disease.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14
Card of Thanks

The relatives of Edward M. Car
son wish to thank the many friends
who were so kind during his illness
and who, together with the Rebecca
Lodge, showed their sympathy when
he was laid to rest with their pres
ence and their beautiful floral offer
ings.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14

H. A. Longley of Spokane is a
guest this week at the home of his
brother, Prof. L. E. Longley at ZIG
w. A. street.