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New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
EMPIRES TO CLASH
 WITH CRIMSONS
Speedy Hartford Eleven Ex- peCted to Give Locals Fast Game

The Empires team of this city, which has established itself as one of the best 140-pound football ma chimes in Hartford county. tackle an- other tough opponent tomorrow aft ornoon at the Nowington Road grid iron, in the Crimsons of Hartford Owing to the change in time. the kickon will be at 2:45 o'clock! The Empires management believes 1t has secured an aggregation that is su- perior to the Trojans of Hartford, which handed the locals the first de- feat of the season last Sunday in the last % seconds of play. It was the consensus of opinion that last Sun days fray was one of the best ever witnessed at the Newington Road field.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
SEVER GRID RELATIONS
Center College and Georgia Tech Both Take Action in Dropping Each Oth- CT From Football Schedules.

aDanville, Ky, Nov. 13.-Dr. Frank Ls Rainey, faculty chairman of the Center College Athletic association, announced that at a meeting of the association yesterday it formally was decided to sever all athletic relations with Georgia Tech. Center college alleges unsportsmanlike conduct by Tech football players in recent game at Atlanta between the foot ball teams of the two colleges.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 13.-The Georgia Tech Athletic committee at a meet ing yesterday voted against placing Center college on Techs football schedule next season, J. B. Crenshaw, faculty chairman of athletics at the Georgia school, announced yesterday.
 Professor Crenshaw in formal statement said this step was con- sidered necessary because the Center college officials had failed to make any public disavowal of statements published in Danville and Louisville newspapers, though their attention had been called to these attacks on the Georgia Tech football team"
 The newspaper articles referr"" were said to have alleged that some of the Georgia Tech players in the game played with Center here Oct. 30, were unsportsmanlike and that the spectators at the game were un- fair
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
Regulars Arc O. K.

The Empires will have a strong lineup tomorrow afternoon. For a time it was feared that Red" Dun niRan. the speedy halfback would be out of the game owing to a slight injury sustained last Sunday. but he showed up for practice during the week. and reports being in the pink of condition for tomorrow's game. k. Scheidel of Bristol will be in the To- calls lineup tomorrow. The other backfield men will be Stefnick and aptain Johnson, Nyborg or Mooney will hold down the pivot position.
 The remainder of the Empires eleven will consist tomorrow of the following: Anderson, Strauhecker. Recor, Seiples, Onarato. Puppel. Beckett and Nyborg
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13
Want to Play Nutmegs.

The Crimsons have faced some of the best teams in this vicinity this season, including the Army and Navy team of South Manchester. The Elm pircs' management is on the trail of the Nutmegs management for a game, to determine the city championship.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-13

Cr~-n aNw rxrC TApS' H-sGTE.
 Star Fish.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-13
ANOTHER YALE CASE
II Proves That There's a Way Out
for Many Suffering Yale People

Just another report of a case in
Yale. Another typical case. Kid
ney ailments relieved in Yale with
Doan's Kidney Pills.
w. G. Smith, Kennefick street,
Yale, says 81 have used Doan's
Kidney Pills off and on for the
last twenty years and have never
failed to get satisfactory results.
Sometimes my back aches inces-
sanity and / can't do much of any
thing. l can hardly stoop over,
either, it hurts me so much. l
always feel tired and played out
when get up in the morning, just
as though i hadn't slept at all. My
kidneys act irregularly when these
attacks come on and the secre-
tons burn in passage. My ankles
swell quite a bit and / am tortur-
ed with binding dizzy spells.
The benefit i have always gotten
from Doan's Kidney Pills at such
times is most pleasing. They take
away that ache in my back, put my
kidneys in good shape and rid me
of the headaches and dizzy spells"
Coo at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-13

Read all the ads in the EXPOSE
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ing at home.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-13

DUBBER sTANfPs-Pads, Inks,
Numbering Machines. Dating
Machines, Price and Sign Markers,
etc. Leave order at The Yale Ex-
posftor. Yale, Mich.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
IA REACTION cARRANcisTA.

Core el rumor de que varlaS per-
sonas que intentaron organizar una
veia6a en- honor de- Carraaza tuvlS-
ron n humyrada de If 4 coiec:ar fon
dos entire les eN-GeneraisS. cN-Go-
bernadores. eN-ciudadanos. ~ez-cetera.
que Sc enouGntran r~etugiados en- San
Antonio lie Eexar desde que Sc deSp!o
MI, q sohiarno de don Eenust;ano.
Y los organizadores de la Ne!ada So
presentaron a una casa de asistencios
en- doude por hoy anoran a Il patTi"
auS2nte. los prdceres d~errocados por
Ia Ultima r~evoIuci6r.
Fueron recibidos por los generates
Y GohernadoreS. quicnes So pasaro7
la lista de mano en- mano: luego de
enterarse dc la proyectada yeiada de-
ciGieron rlelIberar sobre tan imp'r-
tante asuntc: Sc retiraron 2 I'm cucr-
10 interior v rras acalorada discussion
negaron n acuerdo de contri5;!r. en-
ire todos con SIS. (ocho d0lares( pa.
"a 81 lucimtento de Ia a~potehsis.
IOcho l6laresi
4 este Sc reduio Ia uota de los re-
siduos del o~pulento gobierno carran-
cista. Que sentiria Carranza 81 des-
pertase de SUI sueho eterno y Sc eLte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
CEpPiNuCCAAl AhkT1CU9r1 oIENTAK|@ - FL
FL BLANQlJEADOR De SEPULCROS

-Hijo de David, aver OF e~spantado
tus anatemas a los fariseos. III les
diiistc: "Ay de vosotros que sois CO.
mo los sepuloros cue estan cuoiertos
y que son desoonocicos a los NOM
bres que pasan por encima de elios
Y lueeo insistente con verbo trernenao:
"Ay de vosotros, escribas. y fariseos
hip6critas, que sois como los sepul-
eros b~lanaueados, los cuales Por tuera
~aparecen hermosos, mas por dentro
estan llenos de huesos de muerto y
de toGa e~specie de p~odredumbre'.
C;risto miro duIcenente a quien con-
seryaba con tanta fidelidad sus Trsses
de fuego.. Era un vieio de mlrar ex-
traviado y de pulse temb!oroso; cue
p~arecia d~ispuesto a luchar por cuaI
ouier tema de caraeter esPirItuai. ous
cabellos -~evueltos y 81 earba enmara
iada Ie daban aspeoto de proteta; su
boca ]encendida Sc plesaba y rotor
cia nerviosamente como 81 tuese a
snunciar desastres.
-;por que tie inquietan mis- pa'a-
bras?-pregunt6 con tcrnura ell Sal
vsdor-:Acaso I'll tambisn cuores s"a
pecsdos con apariencia de Virtud?
Soy victina de! Fariseo y por
ESQ tus raIabras SIS han erabado en-
mi alma como hero ard'ente: soy
"proseIito dc la puerta".
Y Cristo lie contesto:
liz fraternidsd Sc estabIece entire
los hombres mas por la carload que
Dor la &. No temas. no van contra =
mis- justicieros anatemas.
-Tus paIabras han herido mi cora
zor porque soy blanqueador de Sc
pulcros: cupro las fo5as con decorae'o-
nes vegetables y sueIo abrir tunnbas en-
la roca viva de las e~oIinas. Contri-
ouyo por 10 mismo d dIsfrazar IA po-
dredumbre bajo formas delicadas y
divinas.
TODD Sc oudrira sobre la TERRA
TODD Sc corron,pera,-contesto e' Cr's-
10 con acento imPIacable.
10 se-contesto ell bianqueadcr de
sepuIcros:-pe-o la vida nccesIta pa
sar sobrs la muerte.
Solo hay una vida y esa es Ia cue
Sc co,sa5ra a! Padre cue esta en- los
cieIos.-replioo ell Redentor.
-Yo bIanqueo los sepulcros y STEM
to al hacerIo que rcalizo un acto de
carload. Una impression celestial de
m~isericordia me LENA ell alma cuando
tbbro con flores los c~adaveres en- des-
composition. Sierto una algeria in
dcoibIe al dar apariencia santa a Ia
mucrte quo es la VIDA.
NO hay necesidad de hermosear
las cosas hechas por nuestro Padre.
CUE son perfeotas,-contesto secamen-
tie Ell Cristo.
-Nuestro Padre,-repiico el sepul-
turero,-tanbien sabe bIanqucar tum-
bas y de 81 he ~aprendido la piedad
soberana de enterrar las cosas iris
tes. Fl oculta bajo nenGfares encan-
tados la podredunbre del cieno; 81 a.
dorna con espejismos de gloria las de-
soIaciones del dcsierto: Fl tire de azul
y da apariencia de boveda de CRYSTAL a
esa extension vacia que las sentes la
man Ell cielo.....
Y el Cristo diio connovido:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

Este 81 que es an colmO. E. como
81 Lutero castigase d algun protestant
te por hereje.
81 Sc quiere caStigar a Murgula
V soc:os, proceSeles cn buena bora, que
sobran motives para clio. pero- no
Sc eScoja como preteXtc Il de que no
supieron defender a don NeuuStlano.
Pablo Gonzalez. Guadalupe Sanchez.
Cosio Robelo no solamente no Suple-
ron defender n Carranza sino que con
;ribuveron = derrocarlO- Y ALI eStaH".
!lenos de c~onsideraciones Y de homo
res ,Acaso hay dos talanzaS distin-
tas? Sc aplican dos criterios diver
gentes? :Por que Murguia es1a6a obi
sado a defender 4 Carranza haSta ct
u!timo momento y otros. Jefes teniIn
Ia facultad de a~bandonarlo: iPor Que
10 que en- Pablo Gonzalez eS IN merlto,
resulta IN crimen en- los demas"
Tn POGO de l6gica. selores genera
les ~vencedoreS PerseEuid 4 vucstros
enemigos. en- buena bora: pero para
hacerlo no proclamcis principles que
acaban con voSotros mismos.
A no ser que e. proceSo de Murgu!a.
Barragan. CrQuizo. etc, sea el prln-
cipio de otros processes mas s~ersaciona
les.
Esto nos parece improbable. ann
que en- realidad serfa ponerle cimlento
inconmovible Al nuevo regimen. p"es
no hay editicaciopss s~ociales tan dura-
deras como aquellas que Sc allan Soo-e
IN gran acto de justlcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
81 C~AMPANARiO

FL robierno mexicano ha ~anuaciado
rormalmente que devolve-d d las
fircas ~intervenidaS en- Mexico con eN-
cepci6n de aqUellas que "pertenecen q
n tamllia del general HUerta- al ge-
neral Diaz. a los herederos de Euse-
pio Paroles. ! Francisco Villa Y al
x-Cobernador de Sonora. joss Maria
Maytorena-
Nirguna de esras eXcepciores es
iustif3cada pero todas Sc explican.
;Tambien las &c Maytorena?
Sin duda alguna. Maytorena eS So
oorense. . igualmente 10 son Alvar"
Ob-er6n. De Ia Huerta. Gales y dernas
rirT,ras PARTICIPATES del nuevo Sohler-
no Asf pues, odian como sonoren-
sss' ~ antique ex-goberD2dor. rs I'm
odio de pueblo, odio de earnpanario
0ue como es bien sabido Sc caracte-
RIA por Su intenSid0G.
Aqui 10 maIo es cue IN PreS!dsn-
re. IN candidate presidential y IN MI
nistro de Ia Guerra sigan
los problemas ~nacionales sin despair
sc de las pasioues I alentaron Guam
do vivian en- la aldea. Siguen ANA
rrados a los chismeS del rancho '
asl...-. asf no les Va a ser muy IA
ell gobernar.
FTjense en- que ahora moran en- Ell
Capitolio. Y. 81 ALI 50 debea olvidar
todos los hay que empezar
por los de campanario. QUe son los
que menos van de acuerdo con los al
toS puestoS de n Naci6n.
Ia polftica de campanario esta bUe-
ma para HuatabampO. 20 para Ia Re-
pCblica-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
.....TOPCOS DEL DLA.....

clones deber haberlo &cabaio &c pf'
rear: pero al fir vino Ia reah6ad y p
no Sc at-evi6 a coasumar e. pcnsa-
micnto negro que estaba en- su cere-
b-o cuando le volvi6 la espalda a Ca
rran=a. Porque 81 tom6 las armas en-
contra de ouien 10 levant6 de Ia rs
da hasta transforrnario en- general "s
Division y Millionaire, con mayor r"-
z6H. pens6 rebelarse en- contra de u
oregon. Pero.....le falto alma y EN-
prendiI su Ultima carrera.
Y ahora So dedica 4 IN inocente T.
rea de publican manifiestos. No es .!
case de decirle 'perro que ladra. TO
muerde". Este perro mordi6 " "a
prueba esta en- Zapata y C~arranzd'
pcro hoy ic a-rancaror los dientes y
So 6edica a ladrar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
Los VERDADEROS
HERALDOS

Ne Dermito recomendar a Ell Hera!-
do de Mexico de Los Angeles, La
Patria" V La R~epublica" de III Paso.
"EvoluCi6n' de Laredo, Eel Manana
de IlcAllen. V en- una palabra. a todos
los p~criGdicos mcxiCanoS que Sc edltan
Dor Gesterrados. Ia reproduction del 81
suientc artfculo del poeta Celedonlo
Jurco de IA Vega, que apareci6 en- b.
PoIvcrir" de Monterrey:
ne uno de los mejores diaEios ID IA Cap'-
l. ta,-"El Heraldo de Mexico -vamos a
copiar 81 primer parrafo Dc un ~articu.o que
ti,u,a LIZ inmoralidad administrative dc!
csrrancismo.'' Sus palabras son Gstas:
NADIA infIuy6 tanto para Gespres'Siar al
gobierno caidc. como la corrupcI- n aGm!-
nistrativa uua invadi6 to&as las cSferas
de aouel regimen: que coHvi-ti6 todos
t., a.untos rTiblicos en- mcdios dc espe-
culaci5a productive. Y que hizo de NIL
serabIcs advencdt5os inso!entcs poten'a-
dos. que paseaban. : aun paSean, osten-
taado sus rique=as maj adauiEidas. en-
medic de una sociedad conSumida poT
In miscria Y agotada po- Ia insaciab!e CO.
dicia de Ia mayoria de n%ucstTos gooer-
nantes. La inmoralidad administrative
ha echado tan hopdas raiccs en- nues-
tro medic, quo 10 que ea otros PASSES
Sc estima como una tacha que nnancaa
las frcntes. aaui Sc exhite como THU
10 de gloria que acredita' al eSp"cu!ador
como hombre de cspacidad para los ne
g~ocios.'
En- Ell m:smo toao = con frases tan can
denies como las trascritas. siEue c! editorial
en- sus otros cInco par-afos, pues seis dc
clos 10 coTronen. rs breve. pero esta he.
enc como con diaamita-
= Copiaresaos todavia algo mas:
"Irdividuo carsntcs de Lustracion. sin
medios de vida pero iotados de un sor-
p-endentc ~instinto para Ia ra?ina. sc
~larzaron sin eserupu,os a! saQueo de les
fordos publicos o 4 Ia cspeculaci6n in
moral de los ncgocios del cobierno, Ash
miramos levantarse ~palacios. cuyos pro-
p~ietarios. antes ignorados campcsinos. hC-
mildes conerciantes o pequcnos brrocTa-
tas. amontonaron ricue=as y ostentaTon
I'm lrjo que asombra."
Y mas aielante Sc citaH nombreS los de
se-vidcres que hasta los ul;imos anoncn'os
acoanpaIaron CT su expedition al cue ha-
bia sido Jefe Supreme de IA Replb.ica, du-
rante el periodic que sc analiza For E! CO.
lesa. Este no So limi;a a juzSar hechos
pide e. castigo para los eulpables.
.'Es Observation-Disclosures p~restisio del &C
Fasa 4 Ia ga plans-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
PASIO MANIFIESTOS

Pablo Gonzalez ha publicado otro
manifesto. dando parte de sd labor
en- los dias Ell que estuvo o mas ben
oreten5i6 eStar al frente de los des-
rinos nacionales.
,Pobre Gonzalez! Eaber dorrocado
a Carranza para retirarse de la VIDA
pablica. Maya n burla sansrienta
de la fatalida6!
For un oment Sc creyS seSura-
mente el ho.nbre: luego, las fclicita-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

La SeIleza no e1 criminal sino
cuando Gisfraza la hipoeresia y ale
ia a las eentes supcrfieiaIes del Sc
nor. Los fariseos ~pretenden haeer
Greer al mundo que son puros porque
observan ell ritual rcligioso. Por ESQ
los compare con los sepulcros bIan-
~queados. 49,.
NO, hijo do David, no los compa-
res con mis- tumbas adoradas. Los
fariseos generan su propia maidad y
no tienen ell valor de ostentaria. Sa-
cerse pasar como corderos, en- tanto
que mis- sepuleros ~bIanqueados ocui-
tar piamente carrohas d~escompues-
tas Que las eentes pusieron en- elios.
La obra del fariseo es de eneano, pa
"a bien propio, en- tanto que la menti-
"a piadosa de las tunbas es para bIen
de la humanidad.
-Cr:sto miro con ~profundo amor al
sepulturero y lie dijo con Voz de eris-
tai:
-Eres un buen hombre y nuestro
SeHor va a preniar tn devotion. Dr.
me donde esta la Ultima tumba que
has alberto para t~rasformarla en- I'm
objeto sasrado.
EN- aquelIa gruta.-dijo ell sepultu-
zero. senalando I'm monitor de rocas,
proximo al Calvario-ayer conelui n
tumba, cue hice por encarso de Jose
do Arimathea. Suponso que ALI va a
scpuitar a I'm miembro de ST. famiiia
Q a un ser querioo.
-Esa ~tumba-dijo Cristo con aeento
trepidatorio y profetieo-se transfi9u-
rara en- un altar. I'll la hiciste para
esconder la p~odredumbre hunana, y
nuestro Padre conmovido la escogeTa
como un asiento predilecto.. FL cada-
ve- que ALI sea sepuitado no SO CO.
rrompera y ~ piadosa sepultura con-
se-vara por los sislos de los sislos,
:! perfume de la mira y ell aloe.
X y Y
Dias ~despucs, ell sepuIturero pre-
SERGIO la APPREHENSION de JESUS; asistio
a su condemnation en- ell Pretoria, y
por ultino 10 VIC morir en- ell CaIvario.
Acompaao, do Iejos, ell cadaver y sim
ito que ell alma Sc lie llenaba dc res
p~landores al mirar que ell euerpo del
jasto era denositado en- la tumba
quo Ell habia construido para Jose de
Anmathea. ~aqueila misma tunba que
segun ell anuncio del Redentor M Sc
habria do corronper jamas.
BESIDE aquel nomento ell bIanquea-
dor de scpulcros sintio que INA fuer-
"a misteriosa 10 retenia iunto a "su
tumba", neeesitsba estarla Viendo,
Sc haIiaba como fsscinado, d%elirante,
pcndiente dc aIso milasroso que iba
4 transformer ell mundo. Y no SO mo-
VIC durante cuarenta horas dc exta-
Sis.
De repente, advirtio que las rocas sc
novian, que la losa sepuIcral Sc Ie-
Vantaba por 81 sola y que de la cavi-
dad surguia radiante, eterea, ceIes-
tiaI, la imagen del Redentor... Entoa-
ces Sc acerco timidamente y beso a.
quel sepGlcro que va no contenia ma
da, pero que 10 habia contenido TODD;
beso aqueI altar que iba a ser tam
bien besado por todo ell genera huma-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17

rase de qp" aquellos a quienes enri-
oueci6, no le d~edicaban a su memoria
sino unos cuantos centavoS.
oh. fragiiidad lie la gratitud.
Por fortuna, los muertos no des-
nie-tau.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-17
FoRmALMENTE PRESoS

Murgula. Crquizo. Barrasa7 Y de-
mas tsfes miitares que aconpaharon
q Carranza en- sus 0ltinos dfas fueron
d~eclaradcs formalmente presses por-
QUE. no supieron defender a 81 je-
{s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
BOSTON TO DO AWAY WITH ALL
 FIRE ENGINES

Bustpn May M.-The fire engine Is mp- sdiEappear fHpm the streets of down tpwm Bostnm. Tine lively spectacle of asaI1nTina, hmrSes with an engine in to~v went out xvdth the advent of the 1r,naDr-drawn engine, and now motor and stean engines are to be forced frum the city proper entirely. A Mfgh pressure waiter system, m which <u,av hose trucks will be used is as sured of early operation by the sign -ing of contracts for three pumping s5ta1ipus-
 A srfdfrum of pipelines has been constructed under the streets the figh-presSuTe pipaEe now laid az greEating 9-3 mikes, with 262 hy- drands Eventually, under present pfans. fine system will be extended to include more than 1g nlhaes of pipe
 Through this pipe 12,eD0 gallons of water a minute will be forced at BOO pounds pressure, approx1- nratefy 1S,Oo0 gallons at the more practical pressure of 200 pounds, from four pumping stations which will be operated this year. Three ad- tfifiona1 pumping units are planned. waafeh will increase the volume Of waiter to S6 ,0atD gallons at 200 pounds pa,esssure. water will be drawn from tanree sources-sa1t watEr from the hsrsoor, the domestic low pressure xystenn, and from high pressure feeds
 Operation of the new system, it is expected, will result in a considerable reduction in fire insurance rates Tn the districts covered. A nrark-down of 15 per cent. has been suggested as possible The system. the eonstf-11c- tion of which was begun years ago will have cost between $S. .e0Ss so9@ and $4,eo0, ,0o0 when completed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
AVERT SHORTAGE
 IN FERTILIZER

Senator NdynIsean has arranged with New Jersey railroads for the inme- diate shipment to Connecticut Of 60,O0o tons of fertilizer, for the lack of which agricallturists all over the state are badly handicapped. Eknbar- goes have made 1t impossible to se- cure fertilizer ordered since autumn, 1t was said. and thiH, combined with tho late stpring and the labor short age, had badly affected early spring planting.
 .~The fertilizer which Senator Mc- what is known as general, said Leonard H. HeaIey of Woodstock, secretary of the state board of agsi- culture and a prominent Farmer. -There is a shortage of such fertilizer an over the state. I know of 400 car loads of this article which were held { sp at Baltimore a. few weeks ago be- cause of the labor shortage. Fifty t1roasand tons is only about 100 car | loads, and while. even this much will be welcomed 1t will go only a small way toward relieving the statewide shortage. The season is getting so 1 hate that many farmers cannot plant vuaaak efey intended to because they could get no fertilizer. I know of tone man wH4o, after building a new xdao,. .,coq7Fd not pfsaat tho corn to put Unto 1t. The shortage has 3beesa so bad t&17at except in the southern part of a3se state. there has been fafsae early paanf1ng of any kind, though, of couarse, the bad weather and daylight savda1g also had sonaae&Adrg to do with rxhas-
 : Wfason. :aI- Fee, vino owns a large p1arm at, Orange, said he thought the SNsOOo Eorss of fertilizer to abe forward ed by ssesator Mclean wosaad go f>Sqxfte a. distance'' toward relieving L<11e xstauer.upfde shortage.
 ~I have saa the fertilizer want be rause ayeep z5o head of cattae, butt hofher farmers are not so we'll of, D lGr Lee sa5d. ~I use zf,out ten tons 16 feztllIzer a. year on 115 acres of ,r6cwed land, and this il1z1gtrstes what .Ahnuners who keep few cattle are up against."
 MT. Haae, fseaM of the ,. H. Hale SCornEany, -za1eah operates a frudt farm at Talnstor1buny, said he R1rew of fa1rn- CTS who had planted no early crops at sall lbeca,nse 0f the fertd1iNer short -ase-
 Borrowers of pptatoes and tobacco,
 zurd market gardeners were part1c- l1aI3y hard hit, becaGse few of them depend a1Hpon stable manure" sand MT Haae. 1.-The general farmer, I think, thas enomgh fertilizer. ordered my esupEly Rast fan, and it was delivered in February, ba1t many farmers did not do this, and the result is a gen. ena1 s1nortening of acreage throughout fhe state.-
 Mr. Hale was asked whether the fertilizer to be forwarded by Senator Mel. .ean wound arrive soon enough to be of 1nnBch use.
 @Tt will be used for something or .otter,D he replied, ATba1t no early po- tatoes or other early vegetables are apt to be planted now, be4ca11ss there would be no profits The money Tn those Hines lies in gettIng the prod ylrf7 ear,fy7
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

Now, supposing I had pail Of water and a pail of beer on this platform, and then brought on a donkey. which of the two would he take ?'
 He'd take the water came voice from the gallery.
 And why. would he take the water ?' asked the lecturer.
 Because. he's an ass,'' came the reply.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

Engine company have been doing some special drilling for the inspec- ton and review of the Milford Fire Department which takes place at 7:sa p. m. tomorrow. The reviewing stand will be at the Municipal Abuilding.
 A Brotherhood Chapter of the Meth erdist church was formally organized. officers installed, and members fn- itiated last night. The Seymour Chap ter, about 90 strong, came down for
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
DEVON

The NeedIewerk Guild win hold its first metdng of the season tomorrow afternoon at the heane of Miss Sarah OCenner of Gulf street. AH members are invited to attend.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21

which appointments will be made next month.
 Tire funeral of Mrs. G. W Caring ton will be held in Brooklyn this ev al- ing, the body being brought here for burial tomorrow.