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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-29

On Tuesday, May Is. there were
hung in St. Peters banners illustrating
two miracles proposed in behalf of the
canOnization of Joan of Arc, but her
great miracle is bringing official
France to Rome. 1t arrived officially
in the person of NJ. Gabriel HanotauX,
who was received at the Vatican with
full hOnOrs, presenting his credential
letters to the Pope as special envoy
for the occasion.
A striking feature of st. Teter's dur
ing the ceremonies of beatifcation
Sunday morning and evening was the
sea of familiar coronets of the Daugh-
ters Of Charity, of which Louise De-
Marilac was co-fOundress. Pope Ben
edict was carried in the ''sedia gesta-
tOria" to the altar chair to venerate
the sacred relics of the newly blessed.
In Difference to the Pope's wishes,
there was no cheering; but, as he
passed in and out, st. Peters was a
vast sea of waving handkerchiefs.
Sundays ceremony in connection
with the canonization of Joan of Arc
was a replica of Thursday in mag
nificent pomp, but it was pre-eminently
French.
The pilgrimage to ST. Peters began
at midnight Saturday and was in full
swing until four o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
The officiating deacon of the canon
ization Mass was the English Cardinal
Gasquet. There was large number
of Irish and several American and
English bishops present for the beati
tication of Oliver Plunket. Irish mar
tyr.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-29
ROLL OF HONOR
x, OF c. COUNCILS IN MINNESOTA
AND NUMBER OF MEMBERS IN
U. S. WAR SERVICE DURING
LATE STRUGGLE.

The new history of the Knights of
Columbus contains the names of over
100000 members who served with the
U. S. colors in the late war. The list
shows that forty-nine councils in Min
nesota furnished 1856 men, as follows:
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-05-29
28O Bishops in Procession.

For Thursdays canonization of Ca
briel DELI Addolorata and Margaret
Mary Alacogue, the Pope's procession
formed in the Sistine Chapel at s
o'clock, passed down the Sala Regia
through the Portico of the Basilica,
the Passionists leading, and entered
the great central bronze doors. The
line of standards of saints seemed in
terminable.
The Pope was carried in the "sedia
gestatoria," with "fabella" (ceremo-
nial fans) waving, and canopy over
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Dated at Miller, S. D., June Sth, 1920
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School District Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO

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discount.
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+. j. Weber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

5eier bnrb Ben gmpfnne Der FL. ga
framente, un6 fir Die 6eier mar 6aS
i9nude @ottesbaus anfs ber5li6ite
ge5iert.
: Das Set &reu5erb0bung mur6e
oieies Sabr nm Dienitag bergangener
ISOLDE in Der @emeinoe MartD aufs
6eierli9ite begangen. Sim Gage 5u-
Dor balfen Dem bobp. Bfarrer so.
S6erer sic bobn. 6erren 8reroer
bon 2nremburg nn6 Sboqenberger
bon ct. Mi9olas i'm 8eibtituble aus.
Mm Geittage ielbit las Der bodm. Serr
8ren6er Inn Z nbr sic erite FL. Meiie,
un6 iebr biele Mitglieoer Der @emein-
Sc empfingen bie FL. &omml1nion.
I'm 8 l1br lag Der bo6n. Bfnrrer Die
81. Mefie, nabreno pel9er 1i9 biele
Dem Glide. BEG @errn rabter. lin
10 nbr bielt bobn. @err 8eiffer bon
Chen 8alleD Elm feierlibes So6amt
nobel bo9m. Serr 8ren0er als Dia=
fon, bo9m. @err S1erer ,als Cub
6iafon un6 bobp. @err 59olenber=
ger als 3eremoniar aiiiftierten. Sodm.
Serr 8ren6er bielt cine febr lebrrei=
un6 gut 6urd6adte Bre6igt uber
Den @influB 6es &rer5es a1f 6ns 2e-
ben Ser @0Ifer i'm groBen @an5en nno
.oas 2eben ein8elner Men1ben, pelde
8re6igt bon @er5en tam un6 at Ser
gen ging. Mm S9lnIie ser Seier iang
Die @emein6e nit 6anfbarem &er5en
6as Sc Denrn. Gin 190ner 6elttag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

oes ct. gIplb Columbus Glitter
buroes in bas Mn1t boes @ran0 Rnigbt
oes Council fir bag laufenbe SSabr
,erboben. Die nnberen ertDdblten
8ea1nten iin0: M1i9. s. MirraD, be-
.pufierter 8ran6 &nigb SSobn guitt-
1er, &ansler; clinton SiDinsfL 8adb-
ter; SSobn so. Baron, 8rotofoa- nno
SEQ @ambrino, Sinan3iefretdr; SUI
bert Sanien, M6bofat; Sobn Gang,
8ertDaltungsrat fir brei Sabre.
Carl 8ien1er, nelder lett ben
leBten feds Morate1 5u Ben Sninfien
ioes ct. Soiepb- Mltenbeimg geb0rte,
tit leBten Donneritagabeno geitorben
nn6 mlroe 5nmitag bon Der beutih-
eDangelii6en Stride aus anf Dem
Nortb Star 6rie6bofe begroben.
ssn Der Mittmodaberb bergan=
ge1ter 8ode a~bgebaltenen Sabresber-
lammlung Der ct. CLOUD @ei9afts=
lente-8ereinignng, murben folgen0e
Direftoren fir bas Iaufenbe Sabr err
mablt:: 8m. g. Beber, 8i1b. S. Nnn,
6. .. Magnuion, 81. M. S. goof,
81. S. S6umaGer, 5Dlbeiter Sar6el,
ISM. Morris nnb Sermann S. 0rt-
mann. Die 5tDei leBtgenannte1 iino
1e1e Mitglie6er Der Direftorenbeb0r-
De a1itele Der aug Ser 8ebor6e ge=
f6ieoenen &errn S. S. 6tlbe nn6 6.
81. &artbelemD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

" 80 -, @
benin, mo tie por 5eDn SaDre11 inter
,gebra9t pnroez Sran Domlr1ta ~
Ter g%eltorben. 91e Se1ge mtroe 6nr
Beero1glng nod yt1q11elo, Wt1f1;z &c:
bragf. Mm Ntortag 9eqgm11tag ltaro
! mSf. SolepDs Atlenge.M III a ao
BON 81 SaDren MI1on= Sg1e1oer: No1
MOT gan5 e11em SaDre lreB er 111 1M'
4lfenge1m o11neDmen, moD1n er 1o11
81. 5 SoDns III egue g taH1. 0le
Se1ge 1onlpe AaGl spuegeplee gez
plu 1870 Su - - ~
vu11tts s ~ ma u p Ky m.,
: ~, IF 81 oa m,uigH ~; ;;h Dri " T.,
~ .antl az w ass gu ~ =
pet %,'s u'e CO. Sz
1870 1870 ~ tau o ul.siix NC ~ LUZ len,
i ~ ~ ma.hsu re! uss a.
ely m ~ ;
gl ~ npgeIuuele az m 60
81 Slaul y: s'onp nA9 ~ Plooe1'l
otl4pe1lut1l 1pllp.
81 teBfer NfonfagnaW 9er1et
oas an ~. Apenne nno ~: 0erfnatn=
l1roBe gele9ene are 0eoanoe, II pel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
oienltaq 6aleIblt abgebalten miro, err

Dienitag 6aielbit abgebolten miro, er-
nannten @erren begeben 1ib 5onntag=
morgen nod Dem Acknowledgements.
Diitrift 9eputierter @6uar6
Murpbp nn6 1ein Stab reiiten CONT
ltagnodmittog nod Seem Him, po lie
am 5onntag Die 3eremo11ien oes orit.
ten Grades Ser Columbus Sitter bel
ser Mufnabme bon Sc @anoioaten IN
ben &itterbunb bornabmen.
-@6breno 6es beftigen Gent
tiers; oas in lebter Wortagna6t Mber
ct. CLOUD bin5og, fubr Elm 8liBitrabl
in sic 8obnung 0eS 56riftleiters
oieies 8luttes. Na9 Nngabe iener,
6ie sic eleftril1en 8eleu6tungs6rdb=
tie mieoer in 9r6nung bra6ten, lit eS
nur oem l1mltanoe, 6aB I'M Gr6ge=
l6oB oes &anies Elm Seniter often
itan0, onrb Ben Der Stpabl binaus-
flbr, at ber6anfen, 6aB Elm gr0Berer
Sdaoer ni6t at ber5eidnen lit.
- Die an oritter StrnBe n0roliA,
neItli9 bom S1Ieo 8abngeletie gele<
genen &dnier mer0en pom 5taotin=
qenienr bon 11erem numeriert per=
BEN.
- Son Ser bieiigen 8oli5ei pnr-
Sc Montngmorgen I'M Sanie oes an
8. Mpe111e 110rolib mobnenoen Sein=
ri6 SO. Strobi6ein cine Monoi6ein=
@9noppsbrenneret : @inridtung nn6
nabe5m orei @alonen Se1erDaler ge=
fnn6en. Die Dur6indung Der Wob-
hung NOR cine Solge oes Mrretierens
bes Mrtbur SlannerD unb oes So.
iepb Sen5 am 5onntagmorgen, a1f
oas oarauf folgenoe 8efenntnis bes
erItgenannten BIN. 5trobi6ein muir
,oe mad 1einer fbul6los Hingenoen
Mnsiage Dor Dem @eitrengen nnter
$500 fir ii6eres @ri6etnen 5Dedsl
zines meiterer 8erb0rs geiteQt, NOD
renb &en5 megen S6nappsperfanfs
Sen @roBgel6morenen nbertpielen
mur6e.
- Sm Sitter bon " Sabret lit
Montagaben6 i'm ct. Sofepbs Mlten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
Gir6li6e
Na9ri9tem

Sim leBten 5onntag tp11roe I'M
Mu6itorium oes 5t. CLOUD SSnitit1ts,
0as Der ct. CLOUD unbefledten @m-
,pfangnisgemein6e als Motfirbe oient,
5um eriten Scale fir ben ionntdgliben
@Sottesoienft UNI II ubr cine iedite
81. Mfeiie eingei6altet, Die Bis CUR
lpeiteren 8eitimml1ng an auen Conn
atgen miro beibebalten neroen.
Sn Der bonn Do9m. 9err11 9ein,
ri6 2entbner 5u 8ndman paitorierten
ct. Wi9aels @emein6e miro Mitt=.
po6 fommen6er @o6e 6ns Yatrons-
felt in feierli6er @eiie begangen, mo-
BEL bodm. 5err Seinri9 q. Srom-
men bon Morriq oie Geitpreoigt bal
ten miro. Na6 DEM Seltgottesoienlte
miro gum 8eiten ser @emein6e cine
Seitli6feit Deranitaltet, tpo51 sic be-
item 8orbereit1ngen %getroffen per0en
nno tDo5u ale 6reunoe uno Conner
Der 8emein6e ber5li6 eingela6en 1in6.
Das ~13Hiin6ige @ebet tpnr6e. in
Der bonn bodn. &errn sos. Builder
gu Weit Union p%aitorierten ct. MIer=
ins @emei1oe in feierli6er @ei1e be-
ga11gen. MorgenS nbn 5elebrierte
Der bo6p. Bfarrer rnter Mfiitens
oes bo6m. F. Gilbert 8. g. s., uro
oeS Gbeologen Sobn @ans bon ser
ct. Sobns nniperlitdt Elm feierli9es
9o6omt, nobel bo6m. T. Gilbert, s..
g., in @nglii6 pre6igte, 11r6 I'M
10 nbr 5elebrierte Der bodp. P. Gill
bert, 8. g. s., 6as 2ebitenamt tpab-
reno Incident Der bobm. Bfarrer in
5prade pre6igte. Sic gan-
sc @emein6e beteiligte iib an Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
&organge in
@tQDtleben

= Rubis nno gelaiien ltano leten
Sreitog Senator Sranf 9. &eaogg
bon st. Saul I'M Muoitorium Der
aatbeoralbo9i6ule Dor elmer groBen
Menlbenmaiie uno bielt ole erlte
&aane-&eoe in StearnS @onntD,
Sic an 9eutlibfeit, an Sbarfii11n, an
ser ridtisen @rfenntnis Der pollt1-
iden Sadlage nibts gu miini6en lib
rialieB uno Die gleidiam alS Elm Sc
leitlport in Ser %fommenoeu Rampags
ne oem 8olfe BET Ser &abl oienen
miro. Seine flare Auseinan0erleb-
una ser Siga ser Mationen gibt einen
ueuuueren lteberblid iiber 0as 10 biel
b%elprpdene 0pfument, nn0 Ietne
Sd)liilie balieren auf untpi6erlegba-
rem SatIaden uro erbdrten Die 2ogit
Ser greiguiile. Sein @~eiammtnrteil
iiber sic l1eberi6mangli6feit nno nn-
aeididtbeit ser Administration 6eS
4sralioenten u1o ieiner 8eamten mar
elm Weiltermerf int poaen Gimme oes
8ortes. Sem ser &onltitution ge5ol-
ter Sribut mar cine Der f%einlten Sob
reoeu auf oas groBartige Dofument,
Sic ie geauBert muroen. Die Mnipra-
DIE miro mabreno Der fommenoen'
&anpagne ibren 8ioerbau finoen
uno oo5u %beitragen, oaB Die Stimm-
seber am 8abItage oen ii6eren 8eg
geber, Mmerifa 5u retten, in6em 6ie
S0lfer oieies 2anoes feltbalten an ben
2ebren ibrer 8ater. Dieie fonititutio.
neuen Yrin5ipien bei5ubalten, ion Die
Mufsabe Der @dbler oieies 2an6es
iein unO iie louen 5eigen, 6aB ibnen
oas bon ibren 8orfabren angefertig.
tie unlterblide Snitrument bod nn6
tel1er lit. IS lit uns unm0glib na-
Der auf sic bere6ten uno belebren6en
Borte 0es Senators &elogg ein5u-
geben unb begniigen uns nit Ser Ser
iiderung, oaB, penr Dos 8olf Der
Ser. 5taaten itd ieinen I'M @eiammt-
interelie ausgeipro6enen Soeen an=
idlieBt, sic fiiroere 8oblfabrt unie=
res Sanoes auBer Srage itebt.
- Die 8eb0lterung nnieres @oun=
tp bot laut oem lebten 3enfus in be-
frieoigenoer 8etie 5ugenommen. 8or
5uan5ig Sabren betrug 6ieieIbe A.
1854; mdbreno oie Nn5abl Der 8epob-
ner Dem 3enius gemaB in oieiem
Sabre Bis auf 55,741 geitiegen lit.
Die 3unabme ser 8ebolferung mdb-
reno ser lebten 5ebn Sabre NOR be-
beutenb GROCER ols %oieienige Der
Sabre bon 1900 Big 1910. Cine tn
tereliante Eatiade, sic fid aus 6em
3enius ergibt, lit sic, 6aB in bieIen
Somnibips 6ie 8epolferungs5obl ii6
permin0erte, pdbreno III ieoem @il-
lage cine nette 3unabme 51> ber5ei6<
men lit. Sin ser @pibe 6ieier 8tllages
Itebt @oite Barf nit elmer 8eb0lfe-
rung bon 963 nn6 meiIt 6omit einen
3utpofs bon mebr benin 100 Bro3ent
out po611rd oieies 8illage fi@ alS
stpeites I'M GountD erboben bat, mGb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

mar es fir sic @emeinoe Wartp.
SSn elmer am Iebten Donneritag
1nter Dem 8orlib BEG bobm. F. Ger
barb, .. g. g., bon ben Mhglieoern
0eS @irdenrats Ser unbeH. gmpfang-
n%isgemein6e in Seem Muni9 nbgebnI-
tenen 8%eriammlung nur6e Die Or
b0bung Der &irhenit1blrente beiblof-
fen uno Der 8eihluB gefaBt, ben Srn.
|8ii6of Inn @rlnubnis CUR Roniefra-
ton 6es Observation-Disclosures at eriu-
9en.
SSrt Ser 81. Marien @emein6e
5n MfaDben 2afe erteilte Ser bo9m'He
I@err 8ifbof am borIeBten Counting
~ Berfone1 6ns FL. @nfranent Ser
|Sirmung, mobei &obbemfelben rebit
BENT bo6tD. Bfarrer 5ba11t bodm.
I@nn5ler Sbiebal1t ben ct. Club,
I:bodm. SEER @ampmann bon 5n11f
&api6s un6 sic bodm. 8eneoiftiner
2nfe, g. g., nrb 8iins BON 81. CLOUD
aiiiitierten.
9odtp1ter B11bof So1em s..
|8uib erteilte 5arnitagmorgen in Der
Sobns Mbteifir6e Sen @uboiafo-
men Sacob @orferD fir Sic Di05eie
Sarge, Sos. 9. @nrleb nnb Gbeo6or
8robel fir 6ie Di05eie ct. gIouo urb
Irtbur Sbanf fir Die Di05efe GU
perior Die Diafonotstpeibe un6 benz
Sbeologen Sobn 8arba1g fir 6ie
Dio5eie Omaba 6ie 5uboiafonaspei.
hp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23

reno GaDnespiue nit elmer 8eb0lfe-
r1nq BON 1860 an Der 5pike Der Bill
lageg Itebt nub MlbanD nit 824 Gin
mobnern Die brittle Stelle 'eint1inmt.
-Die Mitglieoer Der auf Der 8eit-
ieite neu gegrnnoeten ct. Mttonius-
gemeinbe bielten am SQnntagobe1to
IN Ser ct. Sobns gantils SA1le et-
ne 8%eriommlung ab, inz1neid,er be-
ldlolien mur6e, 5um 8eiten Der Sc
mei1,oe Dor Mblauf bes Monats 0f-
tober einen 8a5ar 5u Deranltalte11 nrO
nit Sen gorbereitungen at 0iefer Set
lidfeit 1ofort at %beginne1. SS1 ei11er1
8eri9te murbe Der Sorti6ritt IN ben
8orarbeiten fir ben 8an Der reuer
Stride oargetan nn0 gemeloet, oaB
Ser 8eiibtttel fir bas @r11noitid, alt1
Dem oie Stride erridtet Dir6, 5onn-
tag obgeliefert porben fei.
- Die Du~ritelnng,
6os erite 0ffentlide 8ergnigen 6ieier
Dirt, mel9e Montagabeno; duf benz
Benton @ountp -Sairgrun6e Dor ii6
airg, bottle eine geniigenbe 3ngfraft,
bod Die Wiiben Der Mmertcan 2egion,
ct. CLOUD Elm 6erartiges 8ergnigen,
6as bon ser ct. Glouo Militdrfape1e
eingeleitet mur0e, 5u g0nnen, ba-
ben ii9- faum gelobnt.. 9b baS ben
3ni6auern gebotene Saltitfampf-8er-
gniigen 6eren 8efrieoigung berborge-
rnfen, miro pobl crit re9t 6an11 err
fannt per0en, tpenn sic Mi1erican 2e-
gton ii9 no6mdlS b~eranlaBt fMblen
loQte, fir cine oerartige Sbn11 Gorge
5n trager.
- 9as grefutip-&omitee Der Gem
troll Minneiota 2ebrer Miiociation
belt Montagmorgen Hsber Formal
idule cine g%eriammlnna1 ab, in mel
der Die leBten 8orbereitHngen fir Die
Sabresfonpention Der Miiociation ge-
troffen mnroen, Die am Z, 8. uno g..
Oftober in Ser Normali6nle itattfin=
Sen miro.
- Camille Sobn @oifa, pelde AZ
Sabre i'm Comm ct. EIoub nn6 p4b=
reno ser leBten iieben Sabre in Der
9taot ct. @lou6 pobnbaft par, miro
fommen6e @o@e ibr Setm nod Min=
neapolis berlegen.
n 81 ibrem Nar1enstage tpur6e
zines Cages Dergangener Wo6e Gram
Sobn Steintpartb bon ibren Srenn6-
innen begriiBt ur6 begliidpiinf@t. IS
folgte cine re9t angenebme l1nterbal-
tung un6 beim &artenipiel errang
Srau Sobn 3ierten ben erlten Breis,
uno Spuu 5teintpartb lieB es it6 be-
items angelegen fein, tibre @dite in
elmer 6ieie 5ufrieoeniteuen6en 8eiie1
al be6iere11.
Granf S. &bielmam erbielt
a1f Der in Sauf Centre leBte Wo6e
itattgefun6enen Stearns County 5air
iieben Brdmien fir bon ibm ausge=
ftelte @egenitanoe. &c tparer DIES
feds erlte Breiie un0 Elm 5meiter
Breis.
- Die afs gertreter oes ct. So
iepb 8ereins pons5t. CLOUD anf
ser Sabresberiammlung beg g. @.s&
5toatsperban6es unAA 6es 8. st. 6.
nnterftiknngspereins xSbon Minnefo-
ta, mel9e am nGbifen Sonntag in
Minneopolis our9 cine ftrdli6e Self
eingeleitet unS Montag nnb
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
TEN GAMES FOR MARYLAND
Yale. Syracuse and Rutgers Arc on
 Football Schedule

College Park, Md, Dec. 20.-Yale, Syracuse and Rutgers are among the teams to be met next fall by the Uni- versiy of Maryland football eleven, ac- cording to the schedule announced to- day. Ten game were listed on the schedule which follows:
 Sept. 24, Randolph Macon at home: Oct. I. Rutgers at New Brunswick; $. Syracuse at Syracuse: 15. St Johns at home: 22, Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute at home: 29. University of North Carolina at home: Nov. ,, Yale at New Haven; l2. Catholic Univcr- sity at Washington: l9, Washington college at home; A. North Carolina State college at Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
NEW BRITAIN K. C'S.
 ID PLAY NEW HAVEN
Fast Battle Expected at State
 Armory Tomorrow Night

Two unbeaten quinrets will clash on the State Armory basketball court tomorrow night when the New Britain kaceys stack up against the New Haven kaceys in a league battle. Jud.- ing from the form displayed by both teams to date, it should be a warm light tomorrow night. In the visitors lineup will be Daley. a former Yale star. Manager Pilz will have his strongest team on the floor with Kill dpn, Campbell, Restelli, Reynolds, Dudack. Crean and Murphy to choose from. In the home games this season. the local Knights have shown some hashy basketball, ana high hopes are entertained for tlTe championship coming to this city. Hartford will have a formidable team in the field. with such well Known stars as Bill Dwyer, Joe Curry and O'Ccnnor, as the nucleus. The locals will meet their Capitol City brethren in that city on January 6. The girls Industrial league contest tomorrow evening will be between the Stanley Works and Cor bin teams. Jake Carlson will referee. The management has secured Olcott's Royal Jazz Band for dancing which will follow tine cames.
 Games This Week.
 The games in the Kaceys state league this week arc as follows: December 21. New Haven at New Britain: December 22, Southington at Meriden; December Z5, Hartford at Bristol, Meriden at Terryville, Middle town at New Haven.
 League Standing.
 The standing of the teams is as fol- Ioue.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
TRAVEL IN STYLE.

Columbus. Ohio. Dec. 2O.-The special train carrying the Ohio State football players. Western Conference football champions. westward to Pasa- dena is made up of seven cars--four sleepers. diner. an observation car and a baggage car. special chet prepares especially selected food for the players. who are allowed to drink only %olum bus water. 300 gallons hav- ing been taken along. Coach Jack Wilce feared a change to Western water might affect the health of the men. \ trained nurse also is avail able. Mrs. w. O. Thompson. wife of the president of the university; sev- eral professors and their wives. and a few students arc included in the party.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
LYNCH-HERMAN BOUT
Tex Isickard to Stage Battle Between Bantam Champion and Challenger Wednesday Night at Garden.

Now York, Dec. 2o.-Unusual inter- est Is being manifested in the bouts sch hSluled for Madison Square Garden Wednesday night Promoter Tex Rickard reports that advance re- quests indicate that the arena will hold a capacity throng. Bantam weights will pro<ide all the action.
 Pete Herman of New Orleans. worlds bnntamweight champion. will defend his title against the aspiring Joe Lynch of the West the feature ffteen-round bout. Tn the semi-final contest. scheduled for ten rounds. Mtylet smith. Harlem boxer. and Johnny Bun. the rugged Jersey City ring midget. will clash, while in the first of the tcn-round bouts the prin- clpals will be Kewpie Collander. Min neapolis bantamweight. and Young Montreal of Providence. In the open Ing six-round exhibition Willie Spenc- CT will exchange blows with George Thompson. a coast bantamwcight.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
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POLO LEAGUE FORMED
New Britain, Mcriden. WaIlingford and New Haven to Have Teams in New Circuit.

The first step toward the forma- tion of n Connecticut Polo league was taken at meeting held at New Ha- ven Saturday night. Representatives from New Haven. wallingford, Mer- iden and Now Britain. Arthur Ives represented Mcriden, Mir. Grinnel. wallingford. Mir. Tobey. New Haven and James Lawlor, New Britain. The league will open on New Years Day, with New Britain playing at Wal IlnEford. On the following day (Sup- dayD, the locals are scheduled to meet Meriden at Hanover park. The first home game here will be played on Monday. January 2, with Meriden as the locals opponents.
 The makeup of the teams is as follows New Haven. Bodle and War nor, rushcrs, Harris center, Willia ms haIfback. Duboc goal: Wallingford. McGrcGor and Clinton rushers. Saun- dors center. Grinnell halfback, Web Der goal: Meriden, Warner and Schif- for rushers. Ives center. Mccarthy halfback. Knowlton goal: New Brit ain, Eddie McAioon and Al Swanson rushcrs. Pete Fusari center, Jack Fusl-ri halfback, Bayer goal Jimmy Iawlor who will manage the locals will also play with them at times.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
Ss5O. 900 SUBSCRIBED.

New York. Dec. 20.-Nearly S650, 900 was subscribed at meeting in the Metropolitan Opera house yester- day afternoon to aid the European Relief council in caring for 3,50o.00O destitute children of Central and Southeastern Europe through the winter. The appeal of the eight or ganization comprising the council was voiced by Herbert Hoover, and many ct the subscriptions were given with the sentiment that they were 10 wish Mir. Hoover and his starving children a Merry Christmas