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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17

dergaten" nj ell Hogal Infantil resuel-
We este problema. El nifo con la inHuen-
cia Y Ell dominic de Ia madre Sc convier
te en- un hamp6n.
Para evitar esso, existe una sociedad
de benefcencia hebrea que funciona asi:
Cada distrito tiene su oficina central.
Sc distribuyen provisiones, ropa, etc. Sc
establecen tambien clubs clases ce
labores, asf como tambien asignaturas
especiales, 10 mismo que hogares infan-
tiles y Comites para buscar empleos a
los que no pueden encontrar trabajo.
Cada oficina esta relacionada con IN
medico y una enfermera, que visitan
los en1 Nrmos del distrito.
Este es I'M sistema que Sc podia poner
en- practica aqu sin ninguna difcultad.
Por 10 prontO, Sc puede sliviar La 81
tuaci6n de las faminas que viven en- ho-
gares reducidos estrechos, de suerte
que todos comen, trabaian y duermen
en- una solo habitacion
| rs nuestro deber conseguir que los pc
bres vivian de una manera mas decente
! Y desahogada. Is necesario atender J
conservar La vida del hogar, ST quere
mos tener un pals saludable' y limpio
Muchos j6venes han perdido La vista
y estan completamente ciegos. GQue pC
demos hacer en- su favor?
No hace mucho recibimos una cart;
de una distinguida sefiorita que tien'
a su cargo Ell Asilo de Ciegos de Ponce
Dice ella: "Aqui soy anna de naves, pr
fesora y hasta conserje. No tengo la
cosas necesarias para hacer mi trabai'
bien. Sc necesita Ell apo de imprenta L
vantado para atender a los ciegos, y "
misma tengo que atender al trabajo d.
hacer los libros especiales para ellos. Tel
go que recoger fondos para agregar uni
pieza este edifcio, porque es demasia
do pequefio''.
Vemos que Ell espiritu de esta sefiorit
es admirable y debemos hacer todo !
possible para ayudarla y animarla en- s.
trabajo.
.Creemos que La obra que predicamo
tendra la 'simpatia general y ell apoy
de todo buen portorriquefio.
Ell CoMITE DE BIENEsTAR PUBL
co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Sc vende.

1G wCMOCN
Sc vENDE una magnifca residencia
en- el Condado, Avenida Magdalena. In
formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration''. Tel 9s0-252, San Juan.
49, ~-"s--~.-.
Sc vENDE oil smuy acreditado cafe
s'Las .cnatro Naciones', instalado en-
Pucrta de. TERRA. carretera No. 80. In
formaran en- la misma su dueho Ma
nuel Maldonado.
vENDo una casa de maderas. de cons
trucci6n moderna, con cinco dormito-
rios, sala, comedor cuarto de bafo.
En- sitio centrico de La calle Sierra. In
formese. Luis Arana, practicante Hos
pitales Municipales santurce.
.-~~~~~~ay.s~.N o-se>e~s,>~~---~e~----sn' -'~e--
EN- $1,700 vendo casa de MADEIRA cons
truida recientemente: dos dormitorios,
sala, comedor. cocina, banO, gran bal
con. sitio espl6ndido, Diez minutes dei
Parque. F. Roldan, telefonO 232 ne
gro, Santurce.
~,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
DESDE VEGA ALTA
DE ro1IT1cA.

OE fOB1 liza.
N6tase animation entire todos los pc-
liticos, qilienes desphegan inusiAadas &C
tividades por retratar 81 mayor n6mero
de electores, con ell fin de hacer osten-
taci6n de fuerzas desde que empiece el
periodic de inscripciones, ell catorce de
iunio.
Vega Alta fue, es y sera un baluar.e
frme inexpugnable de la Union.
los MAEsTRos DE PLAcEMEs.
Aver recibimos un telegrama anun-
ciAndonos la patri6tica labor realizada
por nuestros Representatives. Y senado-
res en- pro del Magisterio.
Por esa victoria, felicitamos al digno
presidente de La Association de Macs
tros'', don Jose Gonzalez Ginorio por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17

ORC, ORC! ORC, No importa que sea
I'd. joven o viejo, rico o pobre. una elegante
pluma fuente de oro, garantizada, es preci-
samente 10 que I'd. necesita. Es de nn va
lor inestimable solo cuesta 81. Esta it'll
pluma de orc esta garantizada LENA
autom&ticamente. ST no de orc de IA qui.
ates lie devolveremos el dinero "UNIVER-
SAL, 235 w los ST., New York. N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17

sus titanicos esfuerzos para mejcrar
nuestra situacion economical.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Sc DEsEA vENDER

aparador con vitrinas, propio para col
mado cafetin, Y I'm mostrador TO
rrado de zinc. Precio muy barato. Pa
ra informes, Manuel Rodriguez. Box
rs, Rio piedras. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17

sus titanicos esfuerzos para mejcrar
nuestra situacion economical.
Ell NUEvo JUEz MUNICIPAL.
FL Licenciado Francisco Carreras ha
sido nombrsdo juez municipal del Dis
trito.
El senior carreras despleg6 muchas &C
tividades como juez de paz de Toa Ba-
ia por 10 que no dudamos que irnparti-
ra justicia aqui tambien. Nuestra fell
citacion por su nerecido ascenso.
NUEvo POSTMASTER
Sc ha hecho cargo de la oficina postal
en- este pueblo, ell quito joven don Ma
nuel de J. Carde, en- sustituci6n de do
ia Francisco Ramirez, quien trabajaba
interinamente.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAI.
Vega Alta, mayo IA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Sc alqula.
COlOcaGOnes.

AGENCIAS DE BLUSAS: Sc nece-
sitan QUINIENTAS seforas y seiio-
ritas one sepan coser mano y hacer
Trus, Trus, como tambien bordados.
Pages la entrega. Parada AZ. Ave-
nida Antonsanti. villa Hortensial,
Santurce.
Sc NECESITA un tenedor de hbros
para una casa de blusas. Solamente
los que hayan tenido experiencia pue-
den dirigirse Glassberg, Tetuan No.
/, San Juan.
Sc ALQUILAN dos habitaciones amue
bladas. c6modas v ventiladas Sc ne
cesitan buenas referencias. Stop %.
No. z San Jose st. Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Sc Ofrece.

sELLoS:-Envie 25 cts. On ssIloa do
correo usablea americanos rectbarA
100 sellos de todas Las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia. OhiiA
Mejico, etc.
Dir1jase q o. r. GONZALES, a
Wilson Ave. santurce. Puerto Rico.
Sc GAMBIA un pasaje de primera del
vapor San Juan de JUNO por uno
dc mayo 1s o antes. Informara Jose
Mendez Rivera, Pelayo st. Puerta de
TERRA.
PASSAGES: Deseo cambiar cuatro pa
sages que tengo en- ell Coamo de JUNO
16 para mediados de Julio. Iicdo. Jo-
Sc Ramon Quihones, Tel. ATT, Box ss6,
San Juan.
BLUsAs HECHAS A MANo.-La ca
sa mas importante de New York soil
cita agentes que deseen hacer grandes
cantidades de blusas a mano. Solo Sc
aceptan costureras de primera clase.
Envie muestras con los precios mas
reducidos possible, y haga constar La
cantidad de blusas que pueda remttir
semanalmente, asi como toda clase de
observaciones relacionadas con este ne
gociado. Todo dirigido ''H II" Apar
tado 257, San Juan, P. r.
---s---se~ -..----s-.-.evs-
Sc DAN A INTEREs con hipOteca,
$780, Dirijase Luis M. Purcell, For
taleza 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
PtkR UP rouA DOLLARS so THAT
No oNs GAN KNOCK
THEM DOWN.

Many . tired LAD hss slipped his
coat On whom the whistle blew and
said derisivoiy: Another day aaothe,
dollar. 4 million days, . millionaire. "
He has said = mspthtul n bitter jss,
and without knowing 1t, ror the dol
lars DO Pile Up Y the stack q not
Knocked over.
Some financial shaspshootse = al
ways, cunning for your dollars Thsy
eaa pick them OF at . mile like An
sis Oakley cracking clay pt1as II a
sheoHns gallery. But Il you put some
Of your dellars under cover before
Euy ono can draw . bsad On them,
you leave . sltn score for the prodtseE
sAd the CRATER.
ne safest prstsctiea trsn those
saArpsAsessss u War tayiAgs Stamps
bought every payday. & yeu stre
than your whole bank roll q eheot at
they Will hit It for, . perfect score
Make them waste . little ammuni'
ton.
War Savings Stamps arc absolutely
safe. They pay . high rate Of inter
est and you can set your aelsy IN
FULL when You aeed It was1 they
pile up, nobody can knock the stack
ovs5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
ioier Flegenheimer in Richmond

sioier Flegenheimer in Richmond
this week.
Word has reached Lawrenceville,
that six people were burned to death
in fire Sunday night when flames
destroyed the house on the farm Of
T. H. Digger. Bones OF, Tom Daniel,
foreman; his wife and four children
were found in the ruins of the home
stead today, Mrs. Parish, mother Of
Mrs. Daniel. and 13-year-old boy
escaped The origin of the fire is a
mystery.
Roanoke gradually is becoming the
center of an influenza epidemic, ac'
cording to officials of the local health
department, who announced yesterda!
that there are 433 cases here to date
Five deaths have occurred from tht
disease since January %. A shortage
of nurses was announced.
Capt. John A. Coke, widely known
attorney Of Richmond, Confederate
veteran and brother Of Richard Coke
who went to Texas and became Gov
ernor of that State and afterwar'
United States Senator, died from :
raraIvtic stroke. He was Is years old
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
/ VIRGINIA NEWS

( Thomas Hamlin,; a, widely known
Danville man, for years Common
.wealth's attorney there and, for some
time chairman of the DanVille Demo
cratic Committee; died this week IN
Richmond, Some months ago ne went
to that city for the purpose. ,ot UNI
i;dergoing an operation to- stay the e.
spread Of malignant disease. He re-
turned to Danville soon thereafter
but was soon forced to yield, and
some weeks ago he returned to the
Richmond hospital, where ne gradual
Fly sank.
William G. Conway, aged IS years,
q retired merchant and unmarried, is
believed to have committed suicide
Yesterday at his home in WINCHESTER
by pouring kerosene on his clothes
and setting them attire. His brother
Nathan Conway, who lived with him.
found him dead in the kitchen, his
body horribly burned. Conway recent
w told friends he had no interest IN
life and feared he would become
burden to friends. He was lieutenant
of a Winchester militia company, 'thE
Boomerangs, which guarded Joh1
| Brown during the latters trial, a
Harpers Ferry Later he served II
Company H, Thirteenth Virginia In
fantry, Stonewall brigade.
Stricken in the pulpit of Brain
| bridge Street Baptist Church, Rich.
nond, the Rev. Oliver C. Dobbs, for
| mer pastor OF Thirty-fifth Avenu'
Baptist Church, Birmingham, Ala.
lied Of influenza Tuesday. Tt was ex
pected that he would be called *
cambridge street to succeed the Rev
Judson Westfall, who recently accept
ed a call to Baltimore.
| Business activities in Richmond
were divided into four groups las
| night, with fixed working hours so ar
] ranged that crowds win not congre
gate on streets while going to ant
from work. This action was taken b!
health Officials in an effort to !comba
4 influenza. Health reports showed on
1 additional death, making a total 0.
!. sight besides several of pneumonia
1 New cases reported were 244, bring
! ing the total up to 1871.
John Mitchell, Jr, colored banke:
1 and editor, who was charged witt
violating the prohibition law through
The publication of booklets containing
| formulas for making wines, liquor:
4 and beers, was dismissed at hear
I ing tefore United States Commits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29

Your upset stomach win feel fine!
No waiting! When your meals don't
fit and, you feel uncomfortable; when
you bekh gases, acids or raise sour
undigested food. When you feel Jumps
Of indigestion pain, heartburn OF
headache from acidity, just eat a
tablet Of harmless and reliable Pape's
Diapepsin and the stomach distress
is gone.
Millions Of people know the magic
of Pape's Diapepsin as an antiacid
They know that most Indigestion and
disordsrsd stomach are from acidity.
The relied comes quickly, no disap-
pointment, and the cost is so little
to- 2.pss DssDpsix helps regulate
Gvus ssunseh % you at fsvcrass
foods without fear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
aWe hoped for cooperation every

"We hoped for cooperation every
,vbe,,e'' said Deputy Commissioner
.f5nrrev. If the Internal Revenue Blu
ro.n ..ebut in States where tits lacking
NO are prepared to furnish our own
enforcement machinery. So far we
h,va treated all States alike, but if
NO must discriminate we can"
The bureau has information indi-
oo+ino that New Jersey and Rhode Is
La chow "strong individual incli.
nation against enforcement Of the
law, Hurley said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
VIRGINIA YOUNGSTERS J.
ARE PILIEG UP MONEY
ssvincs Societies In Schools Making
6, Excellent Proorsss.--splsndld
Support Given United States
Treasury Department.. Il

From the small folks learning TO
,pell "cat" in the, primary grades up
70 the big boys and girls who take
Latin and Algebra. Virginia sooooa
Hhiliren have been adding q new
study to their list; and they have oeen
winning honors in 1t. Their new Work
u the study Of the subject 81 thrift,
;aueht In connection with the Text
socks OF Thrift" which are sent 70 al
the teachers desiring them by the
War Loan Organization Of the Fitch
federal ,Reserve. DISTRICT at Rich
mond, Va,
But Virginia boys and girls in their
patriotic work. and In learning how
70 save and get ahead are going sns
teaching Of thrift one better. Al
ready in, the schools Of the Old DO
miniou moro than fi-e hundred saw
Inxs societies and thrift clubs have
been organized, and the children MOI
pnly in Virginia but al over the di,
strict are busy earning money and
buying useful things with It or invest
,ns it In Thrift Stamps and War SAY
,nss Stamps. Money put IN War Saw
,ngs Stamps bears interest at Che rate
pf A per cent compounded quarterly
and grows rapidly.
Put Money In Bank.
4 lad An one Of the schools IN this
district has laid tho foundation OF
prosperous career by Flowing and BY
selling vegetables. When oil the work
vas done he counted UP tho money he
had nut In bank and found that y
amounted to twent1<ire doHarA
Many OF the worlds richest men BE-
gan Life on less than twenty-five dol
lars, But they saved their money req
ulariy and invested Il wisely, thus -
surfing success.
The teacher in ono OF the ga grades
has reported that oRe OF her pupAs
has earned no leee than twenty dol
lara by helping around the house
while members Of q savings society
that fiourashes n Ia grade have
made about twenty-five dollars doinl
such odd jobs a. feeding the eatcksns
tying tobacco and ches0ing grass.
Several boys who arc members o.
school savings societies which are
particularly active have bought
clothes with money ehey earned IN
similar ways. One little fellow did &C
weA helping his father that he wa'
pail tea dsllns. Az he received tbs
money he bought Tariff Stamps show
Ing that hs alrssAy knew how - save
and invest what hs made.
Books Hsip savinss.
Popular among these small invest
urs ars tho Penny and Msk& Saving.
Hools lsusd ~ unsis Gam - I'll
ytAoel rxpas desiring tAsua. b II
day. when, - many tots. tho prics o'
even . Thrift Stamp may Do TOO huge
- % paid au st once. and when oas
Just must buy an occasional all-day
fspeasr or . esntapiese htts OF candy
iotG Of youngsters find It wise r
says . Dsnpy or nickel at . time
ne sOtA II Deposited with the teacher
ssr safe kaealag, and she staaRs tn,
saNi1Ss card to SNOW how much tbs
saila has put II his account. Wher
thu fetal In large enough, it goes into
No 9mSkaso Of 4 Tariff Stamp.
PntnF ~ money Of ysur own Is a
great game, played in this fashion
md . game that Is daily growing In
hvef n vfgiaia schesls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29

There is nothing more effective in
wardins off winter coughs and grippy
colds than Chasco-Vin, the tasteless
extract Of pure Cod Liver Oil, along
with Hypophosphites, Iron and Wild
Cherry. It is pleasant to take and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
WILL ENFORCE DRY LAW
New Jersey And Rhode Island Need
Not Cooperate Unless They
Desire. Saws Official

Washington, Jan. 29.-If New Jer-
sew and Rhode Island State officials
don't want to cooperate in prohibi-
ton enforcement they needn't, but
there will be enforcement just the
same, it was indicated yesterday by
the Federal Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
TIME FOR ACTION
You Can Almost Surely Avoid The Flu and Grippy
Colds by Taking Chasco-Vin, the Tasteless Cod
Liver Oil With Hypophosphites and
Wild Cherry

good for young and old.
Don't wait until cough or cold
gets a hold on you--thsn 1t might
be too late.
You can get Chssco-Vin at Edgar
Warfield, Jr's, Drug Store, King and
Pitt Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
PROVERBS.

sssst thou = man dilligsat II bic
ness. 10 shall net stand bsseYs
- he shall net stand before
MY ian. Prov. aa:as. 1t 10 ~
moral support Of capital back Of him
hat gives the diliSsnt nan dlznity
the presence Of the king. Buy
n. 8. 8. !,
He alse that 10 slothful In his
FORK 10 brother to him that Ia grea,
raster. Prov. 1879. In fact, the
tQthtU Wa1 u not only brother t.
s~sssss, feas IT. Put what Nigh,
b waste into W. 8. g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-29
EX-KAIsER 81 YEARS OLD

Amerongen, Holland, JAN 29.-Ihe
staff Of the Amerongen telegraph Of
f;ca was increased Tuesday in order
% handle the flood of kilograms Of
CONGRATULATIONS received by former
Emperor William of Germany on the
occasion of his sixty-first birthday.
Two huge carloads of flowers and
other gifts were delivered at Bentinek
Castle, where the one-time Emperor
is domiciled.
The Queens commissioner for the
d;s4 riot of Utrecht, who arrived at
Amerongen during the afternoon, call
al at the castle. The celebration inside
4bo castle was quiet one. The blue
and white flag of the Bentinck fam
Nv was hoisted above the castle today
for the first time since the arriva
cf William Hohenzollern in Ameron-
gen.
Worsunen's Compensation lnsur-
r,,,,er and Callahan, 127
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
Hair Grown on Bald Head

After being almost tot.liy bald, New Yorker
hsppily found sou4etnirg which brought out a new,
luxnriant growth of hsir Of wiiah he is SO proud
that he will send the information fres to Anyooe
VINO asks for It. Write John II. Rrsfa
Station =. New York. n Y. Many worrca ept
men have grown h3ir sftCv oil Gle fsii@1 Ok
this out gao1 oIher5; tbs = Gen. al.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
POOL TOURNAMENT
OF X. OF C. STARTS
Leo Council Books Players for 81
Gares-Team l Now Leads Team
2 by 55 Points-Pers0nnel.

Leo Council, knights of Columbus, has
booked players for 81 pool games IN
tournament which started at the begin
ming Of Christmas week and in which
Is games already have been played. Team
l stands 55 points ahead OF team ,,
with totals OF 594 and $50 respectively.
The losers in the tournament viii fur
niSh the eats for the winners.
Instead Of playing l00-point games as
has been customary, the game has been
lowered to % to enable some OF the
contestants TO finish their game in the
maximum limit OF time. Any game
must be finished in three days from
the time OF starting provided there is
plenty of finger swapping and body Eng
lish" on hand. All contestants are urged
to get together and play their games as
soon as possible as the crowd OF "fans"
is rapidly getting hoarse and its chances
Of getting the opponents "angora" are
dropping eff decidedly
The results of the l3 games are shown
in the following summary, the name of
the man on team l being given first in
each pair: John N. Baker 40, Joseph
Aher 80; Harold A. Shea so, Dan F. Riley
IS; William J. Mack 43, j. j. O'Donnell
OD' ~. y. hOllH ouSSdu ~
William Boyce rs, William Baker so;
Loo Haus so John (Snap) Manning IS;
II V. Brooks 80, T. A. Austin, jr., l6;
Joseph Fleming "A, Lawrence GorborinO
/ 80; Dr. w j. kaine %, D. J. Stolte SO;
1 Charles Aher 30, Dan Lillis Al; Ed Nor
riseau SO, Jos. F. Austin %; Mike
Brouilette so, Louis Yauvey 20; Charles
Dunlevy 80, Emmett Flanary 35 John
Yarker so, James Scanlon 80.
Among the names Of those who have
not yet played thir names are the fol
owing, team | being first: L. j. Haus
A. c. Ratte John Aher, George +. O'Con
nor; NJ J. Moran, G. +. Mann; JOIN
Mccarthy, +. A. Dunlevy; G. Q. Rim
fret, +. c. Balargeon; P NJ. Ferriter
John T. Austin; NJ. Curry, J. P. Fenton
J. c. Murphy, NJ. L. oscar Guiheen; I
A. Austin, II. B. Taus; B. H. Haus, B. II
Dunlevy; job A. Long, c. W. Tidd; Ed
]. Cayanaugh, James Denning; Z. j
Fenton. j. p. Ferriter; John Kennedy
James McGinnis; John +. Fitzgerald, 10
seph Trahan; James r. Clune, Phil Con
nell; L. J. Foley Dan Curtin.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06

Springfield, Mass, to perform against
his team in Festival hall next Thurs
day evening, Jan. s. 1t will be recalled
that Jack Clune brought nifty ball
club TO Brattleboro last summer, and
doubtless he will bring a basketball
team that will give the fans good
exhibition. The team has been togeth-
CT since early in November and has de-
veloped a passing game that few have
been able to break up
Rabbit Maranville, the Braves mid
get, has been acting with the "Ka-
eeys' this season and it is expected
that he will be with the team next
Thursday, but no guarantee can be
given for his appearance.
The lineup of the Massachusetts boys
viii contain Joe King, the well-known
politician, who, it may be remembered,
won out in both parties, Red Granfeld,
irry Connors, who also performs for
Ware, Jackie Sullivan of the old Yer
non A. A. and Joe Fenton, the clever
twrler of the i" Kaceys'' ball club,
Granfield is q Notre Dame student, q
layer of sorts, and is going good in
the court game LAWYER and Evans
also will operate with the Springfield
company.
Brattleboro has increased its roster
Of players and will put out real team
to competo with Jack 5 tossers. Os-
car Whitney, Guy Johnson, Ray Gus
tafeon and Eddie Cayanaugh were on
hard fer last night 5 practice and for
nearly an hour scrimmage was in order
With no rests. Again tonight practice
viii be held and signal work will get
he attention il needs.
The preliminary game next Thurs
day night will be a hummer, for the
Cadets will take their stand against
the Mortified Boys Brigade club
which defeated them last Friday 26
20 Is. The Brigade boys are heavier,
but on their homo court the Cadets
viii offset this handicap and exhibit
sore real basketball
After the games Leitsinger s four
piece orchestra VIII furnish music for
dancing Everybody invited
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
WOOD ALCOHOL GRAND JURY.
Special Session to Be Held In Spring.
field Tomorrow

SPRINGFIELD, Jan6.-Call for a
special session of the Hampden County
grand jury to act upon the wood alcohol
cases now pending in the Holyoke and
Chicopee police courts was received here
yesterday from chief Justice John A.
Aiken OF superior court, acting on the
instigation Of Dist. Atty j. B. Ely, in
cooperation with Charles H. Wright OF
Pittsfeld, who takes office Wednesday
The grand jury will convene on that
day and viii take Jurisdiction over the
IA cases now pending in Chicopee and
two in Holyoke, in all of which the
prisoners are charged either with man
slaughter or murder OF the Chicopet
cases five are New Haven, Conn, men
and two from Hartford, Conn.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-06
Wnistlinr for Wind.

teryho1y Is familiar with the ole
"a t'ion Of sailors tA;tt, TO bring
ia orahle breeze, they must whistle
during the calm. From the remotest
times here seems to have prevailed
& belief that libation or sacrifice would
Ilacate the storm spirits and induce
them to permit the vesesl to proceed
mn'olrstel on its course, Russian
.aailors have been known 10 pour oat-
meal and water over Il rocky promon-
'nry IN order to obtain a wind favor
able TO their designs