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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
Por DON Laureano, VGlIenillG Lang
Caracas, 1919.


Parece a primera. vista parad6gi-
co este tfulo 81 bien en- los pueblos de
nuestra raza andan con frecuencia
confundidOs estos dos vocablos deSde
que la Repdblica Romano produjo a
Cesar, successor de ella Y heredero de
ciertas virtudes practicas medianeras
entire el ImperiO ell Pueblo. En- el
case actual cs tftulo apropiado para
los estudi& sobre las bases sociol6-
gicas la guerra constitution efecti-
va de Venezuela.
Tn histOriador ilustre de esta ma
cion, que .es patria de historiadores,
ha publicado un libro meritfsimo de
yerdadera depuraci6n Historical en- el
periodic revoluciOnariO que precedi0
con mucho la obra de los liberia
dOres. Y que 6l califica victoriosamen-
te de guerra civil, p0rque la mayorfa
de los venezOlanos cOmbatfa contra
SuS MiSmos paisanos, contra ell impe-
rio napOle6nico, invasor de Espaiia Y
ell dNfensa del Rey Fernando, prisio-
nero EN- Francia la saxon.
En- Venezuela, como en- Colombia,
la Argentina y, otros Y otros pafses
hispanOamericanos tuvieren al prin-
cipio csc mismo caracter Ell frente
del reinadO iAtruso ell defensa de
la monarqufa espafiola, la sOstenfan
los peninsulares espanoles en- union
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
BoDA EN- fABUcoA

Nuestro amigo ell senor Enrique
Martinez Tizol, Practicante Municipal
en- Yabucoa ha contraido matrimonio
con la distinguida sehorita Clisti,la
Alvarez. La boda en- familia celebran
dose una animada fiesta y actuando
el Juez Municipal senior Arturo Mar
tfnez. Merecen los mas justos place
mes los que tienen un dichoso hogar
y son muy estimados en- la culta po-
blacion.
Que sea para siempre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07

Hablo de la situaci6n escuetamente,
mo a republicanos dijo q. ell partido
socialista no pOdfa hacer pactO con
los republicanos pero que 81 Sc da
ese paso 6l Sc declararfa en- SUI favord
Present6. ell simil de un cuerpo huma-
no marchando sobre una pierna en4
ferma, gangrenada Y otra rObusta, pie
t6rica de vida. Aquella era ell par.
lido Republican, y esta ell Partid0
Unionista. Dijo que habfa que ampu-
tar la Ultima, importa POGO con que
medios, para que ell cuerpo de la sO4
ciedad presente constitufda Sc viniera,
al sueio de un solo tajo.
EI joven abogado Luis Vergne, Sc
declare socialism, independentista y
acus6 al ppttidoi Union de Puerto
Rico de haber comerciado infcuamens
te con este ideal; diciendo que 81, en-
nombre de la juventud INDEPENDENTS
ia Sc declaraba en- favor de la supre+
sion de los articulos de la Constitu4
cion del Partido, mencionados para de
rrocar los unionistas del POder Ell
que Sc habfan colocado.
Limo Padr6 Rivera, Sc levanta para
pronunciarse en6rgicamente en- favor
de la cOalici6n con los republicanoss
Tras una larga' disputa Sc pOne sO-
bre la mesa otra vez la question pre-
via, pasando esta vez, por votaci69
de Ga contra "a.
La enmienda del senior Marin para
la supr 8 n de la Cons
tituci6n del Partido, fu6 derrotada,
siendo aprobada la resolution del se-
nor PrudenciO Rivera Martinez, SOlf-
citando la suspension de los artfculOs
arriba' menciOnados por una votaci61
de 125 contra 40 Ell contra.
Ell sefior Prudencfo Rivera Marti-
nez presenta una Mocion, que Sc ex-
tiende en- varios considerandos contra
las actuaciones del Partido Unionistas
terminando con un resuelvase, fa-
vor de un entendido con los Republi4
canos, alrededor de cuya Mocion gira4
ron las subsecuentes violentisimaS
discusiones del resto de la Asambleas
Sigue la Asamblea en- esta forma,
tras largos debates entire los represen-
tantes, en- que Sc externan acusaciones
injuriosas para ell Partido Unionista
sus hombres, contra suS atrOpellOs,
contra sus abusos cometidos con las
masas trabajadOras, contra la fiscali-
zaci0n de que es objetO ell Partido Sos
cialista, sonando en- ell ambiente cons
ceptos que solo son un desprestigiO pa
ia ell pals, pues 81 EN- el no hay sin6
hOmbres criminales, bajos, de .cOraz6n
empedernido, ladrones, aSesinoS, triste
condici6n la que nos esperarfa, juzs
gar las cosas balo el puntO de vista
de los socialistas. ALI Sc dijeron cosas
horrendas tambien contra ell GObierno.
ell partido Republican,, La burguesfa,
los hombres de posicion tinanciera,
industrial adinerada. ALI flotaba
un ambiente reyolucionario, que Ell fue
go de las pasiones encendida pero sin
parar mientes en 10 que allf Sc prOpo-
naf hacer, q. no era sino algo atentatOi
rio para la masa proletaria del pals,
tCnatin6a en- Ia pagina Sra.I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
TyIA DEsIsA RAIN I'm MAYAGUE

FL Presidente accidental del Cen
trO Espailol de MayagiieZ, don Lucas
Ramos nos envfa atenta invitaci6n
para la fiesta que ha de llevarse a
efecto Ell la noche del II del cOrrienh
te, glOriosa efem6ride del Descubri-
miento de America por Espafla.
Consta la celebaraci6n de dos par
ties; velada y baile. la velada tiene
este ameno programme
Obertura por la Orquesta.
Discourse de aperture por ell Lcdo.
Alfredo Arnaldo Sevilla.
Poesfa, La LenguG CdstelIanG, por
Jose Mercado (Momo), recitada por
la Sra. Pillar de Roig.
Velas 6picas, poesfa de Luis Llo-
rens Torres, recitada por don Pablo
Roig.
Clausura del acto por ell Lcdo. An
gel AcOsta Quintero.
Terminada la velada dara comien
20 el baile de sociedad que promote
ser brillantfsimo
Agradecemos al senor Ramos la
invitaci6n que nos envfa para ell her.
mOso festival.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
SIC sAcRIFIcA A PRUDENcIo

Tenemds informes de q. en- Ell enten
dido que haran los socialistas y re-
publicanos, quedard sacrifcado el Sr.
Prudencio Rivera Martinez, como
candidate a Comisionado a Washing
ton Los Yotos seran otorgados al Sc
nor ~Sepdlveda, candidate por los re-
pnblicanos Y quien asegura triunfar
por mas de 5000 votos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
MONSENOR NOUEL PARA SANTC
DOMINGO

Malana embarcara a bordo del va
por Marina, para Santo Domingo, el
Arzobispo de aquella diocesis Monse-
nor Adolfo Nouel.
Durante su corta permanencia en-
San Juan, liza sido visitado constante-
mente en- el Obisbado por prestigiosos
elementos de esta ciudad y de la is
la.
Ell IMPARCIAL desea Monsefior
sNouel. una feliz trayesfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
LA SESSION DE ANOCHE

Alberta la session lie toca ell turno al
! senor Jorge r. Gautier, qnien con fra
ses acusatorias para los uni0nistas, Sc
| declara en- favor del pacto, rebatiendO
los argumentos del discurso de la tar
de del seilor Mui1oz Marin.
lie sigue ell senior Lisandro Suro, de
Luquillo, eXponiendo que sin la coali-
ci6n el Partido serfa anulado bOchOrnO-
samente Solicita que sin hipocresfas
Sc vaya energica y francamente al pac
to con los republicanos. En- este al
gunos representatives piden la question
pfevia, que es derrotada, puesta vo-
taci0n.
Despues del senor Arroyo, de Ca
guas, que pide Sc discuta ell asunto de
l. la fusion con mas claridad, el senior
Munoz Marin, presenta una enmienda
para suspender la Constitution del
Partido, interviniendo ell senior Rojas,
! en- contra.
Entra de lleno ell senior Ramon Ba-
rrios, de Bayam6n, a tratar la question,
hacienda constar que 6l venfa del cam
po republicano; pero que ell Partido
! Republican, habfa sido un PartidO tan
funesto que 6l 10 odiaba de coraz0n. E.
Sinembargo -aiiade que para evitar ell
infcuo atropellO que contra los socia-
Istas Sc venfa cOnsumandO por el
Partido Unionista, 6l, sin claudicar
de sus principles socialistas, los
cuales Sc habfa entregado en- cuerpO
| y alma, aconsejaba que, ST Sc trataba
de anular ell PartidO por sus enemigos
| los nionistas, que n n C e S
Sc lie dieran los vOtOs a las repu-
blicanos, como una limosna, como una
piltrafa arrojada a un perro.
Ell seflor Isaac Garcia, de Catalo,
predice que ell pacto traerfa como con-
secuencia la division. del Partido So
cialista y Sc decide en- contra de toda
coalici6n. y
Pilot Garcia, de Guayama, dice que
esta en- contra del pacto; pero que Ell
vista de la situaci6n porque atraviesa
La colectiyidad socialista, 6l defende
! la coalicion con los republieanos.
LOS oradores socialistas han venido
saturados por las ideas externadas de
la prensa capitalista exefama Epi-
fanio Fiz, agregando que la Asamblea
esta sugestionada por la question del
pacto, sin ocuparse de los otros asun-
tos de. mayor importancfa tratar, pa
ra la saivacidn del Partido Sociaiista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
Para E|euteriO MdendGz

La distinguida se1ora doi1a Con
cepci0n We've, viuda de Belaval, nos
ha enviado cinco d6lares para ell Gle.
go de Hato-Tejas.
La noble DANA al acudir EN- auxi-
lilo del infortunado ciego, cuyo in
fortunio nos ha llenad0 de emoci6n
no hace sinO continuar su obra en-
prendida hace mucho tempo, acudien
do con su socorro ALI donde la des-
gracia 10 necesita.
Hoy enviaremos a Eleuterio Melen-
dez el donativo de la sonora yiuda
de Belayal.
IFIA INES II ~ gISsitt5 IlA9 M AXt "A ftT nh
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02

m THE CIRCUIT COURT TENTH irpIrIA,
CIRCUIT in AND FOR POLK COUNTY
FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY.-J. B. LOVER.
IN. VERSUS T.. 2. JONES, FIT ALs.-BT.I
To REMOVE CLOUD AND CLEAR TITLE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
appearing By the afadavit Of the com.
plainant, the said J. B. Loyerin in the above
styled cause in the above styled court, that
The places Of residence Of z. e. Jones. d. n.
Knowles, and u. L. Carpenter are unknown
Also That there are persons interested In the
property involved in this suit below described
who are unknown to him;
It Is hereby ordered that e e. Jones, d. II.
knowles, and U. L. Carpenter be and appear
TO the bill Of complaint filed in the above and
foregoing cause at the court house at Barlow.
Polk county Florida, on Monday the LIST day
OF November, 1920;
II Is further ordered that all persons claim
ing any interest in and TO the following de-
scrtbed property be and appear TO the said
bill OF complaint filed herein on Monday, the
9Th day Of December, 1890;
Tracts 25. 20, q; 2S. in SWJ4 Of section 10.
TIP. %, R. 81 east, being the Sh Of sEh Of
SWA Of section 10, 1921 east. and tracts 20
and 30 in SWA of section TO- 1927 east
being the sen Of SWh Of SWh Of section
10. 1927 east. situate and being in Polk
County. Florida
Il is further ordered that upon the failure
~ appear W tt Sdiu Dill OF complaint herein
fled as above ordered by either or all OF the
shove named defendants as is hereby required
the said bill Of complaint shall he taken as
confessed by the said defendants 80 falling
to appear or answer;
II is further ordered that this order shall BE-
published in the Lakeland Evening Telegram
newspaper published in and Of general cir
eulation in Polk county, Florida once each
week for period of eight consecutive weeks
as far as il relates to the defendants, 2
Jones, D. H Knowles and T. L. Carpenter
and once each week for period Of twelve
consecutive weeks as far as Il relates to the
unknown defendants
In witness whereof | hereunto set nv hand
and official seal as clerk Of the circuit court
In and for Polk county. Florida, this. the
18th day Of September, 1929.
J. A. JOHNSON, tsEAIl
Clerk Circuit Court in and forPolk COUNTY.
Florida
CLYDE G. TRAMMELL.
Solicitor for the Complainant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02
GOOD FOR HIM AND HIS WIFE

Hurley l.. Watkins, 1908 Lyle st.,
Louisville, Ky, writes: II found Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar just what I
wanted for my wife's and my colds. y
This famous old cough medicine is
just as good for children as for adults.
1t checks coughs, colds, Group, bron-
chial coughs, and stops that Tickling"
throat that keeps one coughing at
night. It contains no opiates nor hab-
it-forming drugs. rompt and sure
in action. For sale by Henley's Drug
Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02
EX-SOLDIER HAS A
GOOD STOMACH

If man spends six years in the
army he surely would have to have a
good stomach. have good one now
and Foley Cathartic Tablets made II
that way. If any one does not believe
this, let him write to Arthur L. Lyons,
434 Cincinnati St., Dayton, Ohio. :
That is a sample of the hundreds OF
letters received by Foley & Co. You
can relieve biliousness, bloating, con-
stipation or other condition arising
from indigestion with Foley Cathartic
Tablets. For sale by Henley's Drug
Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF POLK COUNTY.
FL0RIDA.-IN CHANCERY.-Clara Haine.
We. Henry Haines.--Bill for Divorce
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
1t is hereby ordered that Henry Haines. de-
PENDANT In the above styled cause, whose post
once a dress as appears by the afftavit Of
complainant heretofore filed in this cause il
unknown, do. be and appear to the bill Of
complaint filed In this cause in the office Of
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Polk county
at Barlow. Florida, on Monday October 9Th
a. d. 1920, and further that this order be
published in the Lakeland Telegram, news
paper published and Of general circulation In
this county, once each week for eight consec-
utlye weeks prior to said October 9TH, A. d.
1920.
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of said
court at Barlow, Florida, this 9th day OF
August. A. d. 1920
tSEALD J. A. JOHNSON
Clerk Of Circuit Court
C. NJ wIGGINS,
Compartments Solicitor 1888
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02
A GENERATION
OF WONDERS

Nations celebrate their centennials
and men their birthdays. There re-
mains one anniversary which could
best be celebrated right now. It is the
end of a generation, and the cele-
brants would be all men born thirty
three years ago. They have seen
more than their share.
Some of the marvels Of the gener-
atoms had their beginnings before,
but in effect these things have hap
pened in the last thirty-three years
The cities have passed from horse
cars to cable cars, and from cable
cars to electric traction and in var
ious instances from surface to under
ground transportation. The motor car
has superseded the horse and has
made two miles in less than minute;
the passenger capacity of American
motor cars is greater than that of
American railroad trains. Appliances
have mounted about thirty thousand
feet in the air; airplanes and air.
ships have crossed the Atlantic; per.
haps fifty thousand airplanes were
used in the world war. mail, passen .
ger and express air services have
been established. Submarine war ves-
sells came near driving surface fight
ing ships from certain sections of the
sea.
BY the wireless Telegraph and tele-
phone, men can communicate across
the sea. BY the talking machine they
can hear in their own homes the
voices of gfireat singers. the music
of bands and orchestras. In it's mo.
ton picture theater every hamlet
sees noted men and women enacting
the situations of picture drama. Elec-
tricity has succeeded gas in the home
The bath tub and open plumbing have
succeeded the SATURDAY night wash
tub on the kitchen floor. Upon the
farm have come the tractor, the tele-
phone, the electric mixer.
Science, which lowered the gem.
Grafton with these things, gave 1t also
the infinite curse of p ison gas war
fare, but id much to square the bin
by developing the Xray, by the dis
covery and utilization of radium, by
identifying the vermin carriers Of ma
laria, typhoid, yellow fever and bu-
bonic plague and by almost wiping
yellow fever from the earth.
Man, as the so-cal,ed social animal
has Struck twelve In this genera.
ton, killing or disabling 40 million Of
his brothers in the world war, and
burning up 60 per cent of the accum-
ulated wealth of the ages. Every au-
tocracy has been consumed in the
conflagration, about nifty million here
tofore submerged Europeans have
governments of their own; American
women have the vote; 1870 million
Russians are inmates of politica.
rad house with keepers rather than
rulers.
A tangled record to appraise, with
the scientists showing up rather bet
ter than the men appointed to rule.
One of the good gifts of the genera.
ton to the man of 3S is the fact that
he is still a young man. which was
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02

age; and presumably therefore, he.
will be able to profit from his own
variegated, experience New York
Mail.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02

Manager Josh Devore. who piloted
the Grand Rapids team to the Cen.
trial league championship, also led the
.league in batting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02

ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
King and Queen of the Belgians ar
rived at New York
French Chambr of Deputies ratified
the Peace Treaty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02

s Harvard and Yale win prob
.ber their players in the foot
Ftale between the two big uni
Ieams this Fall.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-02
STATE OF FLORIDA,
POLK C0YyNTy

Notice Is hereby given In conformity with
Section 2649, Revised Statutes Of Florida, that
we. the undersigned, intend to apply to His
Excellency, Sidney ]. Cats, Governor Of the
state Of Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida on
the 18th day Of October, A. d. 1920, or as
soon thereafter rs we can be heard, for Let
tiers Patent to he issued to Lakeland Housing
corporation, Of which Corporation the fol-
lowing shall be the Articles Of Incorporation
M. II. HETHERINGTON
GEORGE II. GOOGLE
WIN, s. MOORE.
W. B. CURTIS
A. J. H0LWORTHY
VIM. M. G0BER
n, n. vANSICKLER.
W. W. CHASE.
J. s. JEWETT
O. w. DRANE.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-23
PRINCE TO HUNT EMU.

sydney, Australia, May 23.-KanEa- ruo and emu hunting have been ar ranged for the Prince of Wales while he is in Australia, also duck shooting. The emu is large bird of the os- trich type and exceedingly swift of foot. The Prince will spend several nights at noted sheep stations (runchcs) and will he given an op- portunity of seeing sheep round ups" and shcaring.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-23

country in, France and the frs to fall Of the Argentine contingent.
 On his arrival in France Ely joined the t65th regiment Ohe old fighting s9th. Of New York) and was killed at Chateau Thicrry. After having been wounded in action Inc was carried to d dressing staten from which he re- fused to be removed until more geri- oualy wounded comrades had been tnk"n Co the rear. Before his turn came. the dressing station was blown up hy a German shell
 Ely was native. Flushing. Ne." York, a-i descendant of General Srhulycr of the American revolution. His family has resided in Bucnua AirCa for about 1. years.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-23
CRIMINALS ! ALL RECORDS

|oting Continues stead als in Public Office
 nkc Part.
 N a3.-The wave sf
 Germany shows no hg. Jails arc filled to tho thieving fraternity. |uilty of grand larceny snek thieves of tho big Very often new arrivals nporarily released from to lack of room in tho
 Here arc some of tho tA and robbcriea sre- last few days.
 bke into the Berlin stock forced Il safe open hey took $500 marks vritcra.
 the mausoleum .af al Non Moltke Was and tho silver wreaths Lolcn from tho sarcoph- ld-.fnarshal's sword was n rmed robberg forced to the burEomaster'r rem near Nnuen appro- marks bclorEing to tho " and left the burgo- q chair
 ben nchr Brunswick.
 n theft from a scaled Naa traced and several olen goods were dis- rn. The dhtef was a
 70 town Councilorahtp. a mortuaFy chapel was
 lended window panes. riuarv chnpel at Staak- rd cf fla zine roof.
 Berlin suburb, a wom- nhcpping left her baby blntor outside tho store ites, The pcrumbulator nd the baby was found q doorway
New Britain herald., 1920-07-23
NOR AMERICAN

.ost or American Legion
 med After Spencer Fly Ea. July 2a.-The recent |uenos Aires post of the Eion will be known as Post. Spencer Ely American residing Tn volunteer to serve hls
New Britain herald., 1920-07-23
Shoe Dealers Protest Voice Their Complaint When Alleged Jobber Opens Temporary Quarters Here for Sale Of Footwear.

Several of the leading shoe dealers in the city-members of the Chamber of Commerce-today protested to that organization against what they term unfair competition. The claim that an out-of-town jobbing firm in shoes has opened temporary quarters in the city. is advertising extensively, and as soon as it's stock is sold will leave. taking considerable revenue with 1t.
 In another quarter it was stated that the sale sad to be managed by an out-of-town firm. is being held under the sponsorship of local merchant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11
Police Neus

Louis Cohen, q huckster who was
summoned to appear in court early
this week to answer a charge OF
violating the market laws, and VINO
failed to appear. IA brought into
the police station yesterday by the
roundsman and gave a $40 bono TO
appear for a hearing Monday night.
Louis Pastor, of New Brunswick
venue, summoned to appear In court
his morning by Motorcycle Officer u.
Seiboth to answer a charge of driving
a motorcycle without n license and
using a %cutout. was ned SIS by Re-
corder Pickersgill.
Twelve dogs were killed and buried
by the dog catcher. Mounted Ofiicer
Joseph Hartung witnessed the kill
ing.
Roundsman Calvin stopped two
boys taking a car from the garage OF
Theodore Anderson at At Smith
street about 2:20 this morning. The
officer called the owner On the phone
who requested that the boys be made
put the car back in the garage.
About 10 o'clock last night HALEY
Fagen, of 2S7 State street, was
knocked unconscious as a result of
falling on the back of his head. A
of boys were playing togeth-
err. Fagen was sitting on an ashcan
when William Dzubay. of 267 David
son avenue kicked same from un-
der him. He was unconscious for
twenty-five minutes. Patrolman I'm
derhill reported the occurrence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11

THE Mexican government and the
Mexican people are not asking any
help from the American govern
ment," Morones replied. I'VE woulu
resent, of course, any attitude Or OF
fer of a sort that would humiliate us.
But we would welcome the coopera-
tion and assistance of organtza-
lions or bodies that might tend 10
promote a more friendly relation
ship"
Labor Backs Plan
One of Moroues' prime objects In
his visit 10 Washington Is to present
the cause of the new Mexican gov
eminent to American workingmen
through the American Federation or
Labor.
The new Mexican government mas
the backing of the Mexican Fedora
ton of Labor. Morones believes that
if the rank and file of in
this country and in Mexico can reach
a basis of better understanding and
trust there will be little danger OF
selfish private interests being able 10
stir up a quarrel that would LEAF to
intervention or armed conflict.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11

lines laid down by the Heimetta Club
who have made Helmetta a by-word
on July 4 by their big time and TINS
years event will be no exception 10
the rule.
Two baseball games will be play
ed. In the morning at 10 o'clock the
festival will be opened by the Old
Bridge team crossing bats with Hell
meta. III latter have a victory over
Helmetta and this game should be OF
interest as the win was not accom-
plished until ten innings we're played.
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon tne
second game will be put on. Old
time rivalry has been aroused by the
victory of Spotswood over the locals
this year and Manager Hum OF the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11

spofxwood team is padding up n
preparation OF the game as ne vas
The series for the first time IN yeas.
John w. Herbert, candloate ~
tbtrd distrtct and a native son. VIII
deliver an grafton preceding .ne
game. Mr.. Herbert has .ne
post by donating the cost OF ths
,Iamesburg Concert Band TO the posi-
and no has been honored by ms Se.
lection as speaker OF the day. hnt
seIk will not be OF great length put
Iii he Of more tina ordinary inter-
es. owing to the political campaign
that looms up at this time: ,ho
FoIlowina the baseball games the
ronnds will be turned over to the