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Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
Hugh Wallace Says
 Herrick Should Be
 Popular Ambassador
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CHICAGO. July 21.-Hugh c. Wal lace. returning from France. where he relinquished his post as United States ambassador to Myron Herrick of Cleveland. arrived in Chicago to- night on his way to his home in Ta- coma, Wash.
 ssMr. Herrick should make . great and popular ambassador" he de- clared. after refusing to discuss state matters.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
s,cN co.op. CONTRACTS

SIGN COOP. CONTRACTS
 CHICAGO, July 21.-Proprietors of 122 elevators in five states have siqned contracts to handle grain for the United States Grain Growers. Inc. according to announcement of the corporation today.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
By AN EAsrzRNrR

official guide-signs to direct you to myriad interesting places-including great "rim-of-the-world" drive l0l miles
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
The Cool Summer Wonderland

Southern California is a wonderland of summer, only few hours away. l was there one year through July, August and September, and slept under blankets ninety nights. I've been there many times since in the summer, sometimes go- ing out especially for only tsVo s0eeks' rest.
 I've been more efficient in my business ever since. I regard the time there as profitable in dollars as well as health.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

IT HAD worked too hard, as you have
 perhaps, and had said couldn't take A the time for any rest. But my phy- sician showed me my mistake-he said 1 needed not just vacation, but com plefe change as well.
 I told friend about 1t and he sug- gested Southern Caltorniai l under score and exclaim it because you'll be surprised, unless you've been there in the summer time, and knolo how cool it is.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
What to Do There

Almost anything you like to do.
 Surf bathing? Scores of great sea shore resorts with wonderful wide beaches, fine hotels and modest cottages.
 Fishing? Here are the worlds most famous ocean fishing grounds-only three hours from Southern California's center. A world-famous fishing club IS there with members from all sections of the world Mountain lakes and fine trout streams abound in Southern Cali fornia.
 Motoring? Four thousand miles of paved automobile highways with 10000
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

WOMAN HOSPITAL HEAD
 The first Burman woman to secure a college training was Dr. Ma Saw Sa, who is now head of the Lady Dufferin maternity hospital in Ram zoon
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
uN,oNIsM A CRIME IN 174s

In 1749, the British parliament passed an act making it a punishable offense for workers. in essential in dustries to combine for the increase of wages.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

INDIAN GETS FAMOUS JEWELS
 Two famous Mogul jewels which have shared adventures with the celebrated Koh -i-noor diamond are to be sent from London to India to
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22

long along a mountain ridge, with stu pendous views on either side.
 Mountain climbing? Scenic grandeur that Switzerland would boast.
 Golf? Hundreds of the most inter- esting courses, equal to any in the world, except in scenery, and in that they lead.
 In fact a world lies here within a province = offering almost everything that man, woman or child wants sometimes even snow-and all within a radius of an hour or two by motor or electric train from great city in the center.
 That is Southern California - the worlds greatest playground all year round. You'll miss an experience of lifetime if you never go there.
 And you'll miss the greatest possible vacation of any summer if you fail to know 1t in that season. For here you get your summer sports and others not
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
This Wonderful Trip Brought New Life to Me!

available elsewhere plus . complete change of scene. which is the re0l pails of vacations.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
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noW -go f1J 5NM- mer. Men, women, children-all need a change like this. Decide now. You can arrange it if you sUill. You'll say it's the best trip of your life.
 It costs less to live in Southern Cali fornia. So a trip there need not be expensive. Southern California is near our National Government Parks that the Government is now encouraging tourists to visit.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-22
A Memorable Trip

The railroad trip itself is memorable through the canyons, mountains and great plains. Every inch is teeming with our early history. This great vacation starts when you step on the train.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
KACEYS ARE FIT FOR HARD FIGHT
Artie Campbell, Star Guard Last
 Year, Joins Local Team

Coach Dave Dunn of the Kew 3ri- tain kaceys basketball team has had the squad out for practice during the week, in anticipation of hard battle with the Rockville KaCeys here this evening at the State armory. Artie Campbell,' one of the star guards last year, has decided to don basketball togs again, and will appear on the court this evening with the locals. Another new player has made his appearance in practice with the team in the person of "Bosh" Schmitt for merly star pitcher for the Annex and issa brother of Freddie Schmitt, form erly with the Y. M. C. A. team, and who is playing a whirlwind game with the State Normal School for Gymnas- tics at New Haven, looks as though he has the requirements of a corking good player, with proper handling.
 New Uniforms Maybe
 There is a likelihood that when the locals take the floor this evening, they will have their new uniforms. Larry Mangan, who is directing the man. ageral duties, received word Thurs day that the jersies were on the way here, the trunks having been rcCciv- ed several days ago. The new uni forms are of red and old gold design. The jersies are of red, with trimmings of old gold, and the letters x. B. on the backs. The trunks are also red with gold stripes, and the stockings of rod nd onlI ixt big game will start at the usual hour tonight, S:45 o'clock, and will be pre- ceded by preliminary game between two teams in the City league. starting at o'clock. Dick Dillon will referee and dancing will be enjoyed at the close of the games.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
DISCUSSING DRAFT
Advisory Council Of Baseball Men Gather In Session Today To Com- pletc A Number Of Matters.

New York, Dec. 17.-Members or the advisory council of baseball con- Nened today in a hold-over meeting to consider important questions of baseball policy and administration submitted to it for final action by big league officials who completed their annual conference yesterday.
 Foremost of problems left for the council to solve was the draft ruling which the majors want restored and to which certain minor leagues Ob- ject. However, President Tooe of the International league, President Hickey of the American association and President Mccarthy of the Pa citic Coast league rating as a class A leagues committee were to meet members of the council in an effort to come to terms.
 All minor leagues of the country with the exception of those of class A rating the western league a class A circuit and the Three I league, of class B, have subscribed to the prin- Ciples of the draft.
 The advisory council is composed of Commissioner Landis presidents of the American and National leagues and Michael Sexton and John II. Far rell, president and secretary respec- lively of national association of minor league baseball clubs.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
BIG THREE-C -CORNERED
 DEAL ABOUT SETTLED
Ncach k slated to Go to Yankees, scott to Tigers and Mitchell to
 the Red SoN

New York, Dec. 17.-Robert Ncach, who has been smashing out singles, doubles, three baggers and home runs for the Detroit Tigers for several years, will play left field for the New York Yankees next year unless a big deal which Is almost completed between Detroit and New York falls through.
 Who will go to the Detroit club in exchange for the services of the om- incnt Mr. Neach has not been deter mined last night. Miller Huggins and Ty Cobb, Gap" Huston and Frank Navin were engaged in a struggle over the terms. Half a dozen guesses were in circulation outside of the meeting room.
 One of these was that Detroit would get Everett Scott, veteran shortstOp of tho Boston Red SoX, and that to pla- cate the Boston rooters Johnny Mitch ell, the $26,0OO shortstop obtained from the Pacific Coast last year by the Yankees and never used would be sent to the Hub with an outfclder and a pitcher.
 A second yarn denied that any
 
 in the transfeh, that Duffy doesn't want pitchers as much as he wants men to bolster his outfied. and it was declared that the Yanks would pro- cure capable major league outfieder to go to Boston along with Mitchell.
 Also there were rumors that quite bunch of cash would finally sift into the pOcl{pts of Harry II EraZre from the Yankees if he gave up Scott. The men in charge of the New York end of the deal asserted vigorously, how ever that they knew nothing of any thing involving the Boston club and that they were out with the sole pur- pose of getting NeaCh to strengthen the outer defenses of the Yankees in 1922 before Ruth and Meusel get back from their exile promulgated by Judge T.andiS.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
HARVARD FIVE WINS

Cambridge, Dec. 17.-Still playing with the majority of its regulars out of the going, the Harvard varsity basketball team continued it's winning streak by beating Middlebury college 57 to 27, last night at the Hemenway , gymnasium. Harvard's S offensive game continued good, and the defensive showed much improvement over that of the earlier matches.
 Middlebury acquired an early lead, but the Crimson rallied and led by 17 to 16 at the intermssion. The visiting captain, Leonard, played bril- liantly all through the match, but after Harvard got the knaCk of GOV cring the star the home team went ahead steadily and was getting faster toward the end of the match.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
TO CAPTAIN IIIHIGH

Bethlehem, Pa, Dec. 17.-At q meeting of the members of the Lehigh university football team today Arthur Cabot CusiCk of ROXbury, Mass, was elected captain of the Brown and White eleven for the 1922 season. The captain elect was graduated from the Mechanics Art High school of Boston in 1918, where he had played tackle on the school eleven for four years. The following men were elect ed assistant managers of football for the 1922 gridiron season. stuart Ross Davidson of Elizabeth, N. J., and John Frederick Rogers of Buffalo, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
GIBBONS OUTPOINTS
 EX-MIDDLEWEIGHT
Sport Writers Pick Phantom as Victor in Bout With Mike ODowd-
 St. Paul Boy Wants to Meet Wilson

St. Paul. Dec. t7.--Mike Gibbons pugiistic star was in the ascendancy again today as the result of his vic tory over Mike O'Dowd in ten round no-decision bout here last night. Un- der the Minnesota law a referees de- cision is not allowed but most of the sport writers at the ringside were of the opinion that Gibbons outpointcd ODowd,
 Negotiations are under way for a match between Gibbons and Bryan Downey of Columbus, o. Gibbons also is anxious to meet Johnny Wilson who took the niddleweight crown from O'Dowd. Gibbons manager has wired Tex Rickard of New York in an effort to arrange q meeting with Wilson. More than 1000 persons paid $23,792 of which Gibbons and O'Dowd will re- ceive slightly more than SS,000 each.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
R. & E. BOWLERS
 HAVE GALA NIGHT
Successful Season Is Brought to
 Close With Ceremony

The popular ballad, "Ain't we got fun" uptIy applied to the spirit cn- gagged in hy the Eusacll uud Erwin foremon on the closing of the sGccrss- ml bowling season at Rogers Encrra- lion alleys luat night. There was some good Bowling, presentations of cups and cmblcms, and some great har-
 mony singing. All told if was a great night for the Eus9Win boWlcrs Wii- Ham D. Massey one Of the men who has been In a measure responsible for many of the good nights spent at the alleys, was the recipient ot a "gilvor" loving cup. The presentation speech was contributed by Isaac Black, head of the sales force, in his capable lnau- ner. Mr, Massey responded with few chosen remarks, as follows: "Ladics and gentlemen, accept this beautiful loving cup, so truthtully iu- scribcd Words, 1 assure you, ! can- not find to express my sincere apprc- citation, and this cup win romaIn in my room as long as it is prcsentablC."
 John McCuc was also the recipient of a prize, in the nature of a medal Oeathcr Naricty). According to the best information available. Mr.. Me Cue was honorod for his high stand ing in the lung test The final speech was contributed by George C. Rog- CTS, proprietor of the alleys The league yell and song, "There aiu't no flies on us" brought the program to I close.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
ELI QUINTET BEATEN
New York University Team Easily ianquishcS Blue Five 3i to II in Game Played in Gotham.

New York, Dee. 17.-New York uni versity defeated the Yale team az basketball in the 22d regiment armory last night by a score of $1 to 14. New York university took the lead at the start and never was headed, the tally at the end of the first half being 17 to 3 in favor of the local team.
 The New York lads proved the steadier throughout. In the second half Yale took all sort of desperate chances and managed to cage a few baskets, but the local team held it's steadiness and pulled out well de- served victory.
 Capt. Gocller, Hatterer and Terrack were the star performers for the win ners.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
FOOTBALL DATES FQR DEAN.
seven of Nine Games Are Arranged
 For Next season.

Philadelphia, Dee. 17.-Scven of the niuc football games comprising the 1922 schedule of the University of PcunsyI}anid were announced last night by the Comct} of Athletics. Newcomers on the schedule are Unit ed States Naval Academy and the University of the south. the Iuivcrs- ity of Delaware and Gettysburg col lCge being dropped.
 Negotiations are under way with Lafayette and Dartmouth, both of whom were on this years schedule for the open dates, and also with the universities Of Alabama and Mary land some difficulty has been en- countcrcd, it was announced in agreeing on dates with Dartmouth and Lafayette. All of the games so far arranged will he played on Franklin Field
 The schedule follows:
 Sept 3o, Franklin aud Marshall
 oct. {. University Of the south; 14, or 2l, Swarthmore; 2S, Navy.
 Nov, 1, pending; IT, Pittsburgh; IS, Penn state; 80, Cornell
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
FREEDMAN LOSES
 TO LEW TENDLER
Quaker City Boy Clearly Out
 points Lightweight at Garden

New York, Dec, 17.--Lcw Tendler, philadelphia's left handed lightweight, upset the championship hopes Of Sail or Friedman, Chicago lightweight, in their fifteen round battle last night in Madison Square Garden. The Quaker City southpay, revealing sufficient skill to satisfy the majority Of ringside critics that he is one of Champion Leonard's foremost rivals, hammered Friedman through fourteen of the fifteen rounds and at the final bell re- ceiyed the decision of Judges Patsy Haley ana E. G. Becker. The crowd was satisfied with the verdict and ac- claimed Tender.
 In the binds of the spectators, there was no room for doubt; only knock out could have made Tenders margin of victory more decisive. Tender came near scoring a knockout in the second round, and he led from that point on.
 Four times the Philadelphian had Friedman reclining on the ring floor listening to the count in the second round. AS nine on each occasion, the sailor regained his feet and staggered drunkenly toward his rival. Tender punished Friedman severely in this session. Only the remarkable stamina of the Chicagoan enabled him to sur vive the terrific blows
 Through the succeeding rounds Tender hammered steadily away at his adversary and accumulated a big margin on points. After the second round however, Friedman experienced only one really distressing session. This was in the tenth, when Tender again had his rival on the verge of collapse. However, Friedman's unusual stamina saved him from what looked like humiliating defeat
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
PENN HOCKEYISTS WIN

Philadelphia, Dec. 17. - The Yale ice hockey team was defeated by the University of Pennsylvania in the ice Palace here last night by the score of to ?. This is the first time Tn the history of the game that Penn has defeated Yale. Penn's cheering section went wild with joy as Percy Wanamaker, the former Dartmouth player, scored three of the four goals which gave his team well-earned victory. Wanamaker's three goals scored in the third and final period were just about responsible for the game.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
 
JENNINGS AGAIN TO
 ASSIST MGR. McGRAW
E-Nah Man Signs Contract Nith New York Club--Burl>ctt and ENcr, Will Be Ills AldCs.

New York, Dee, t7,--Hughey Jcn- ntngs will be with us again next sea son, The E-yah man signed con- tract yesterday afternoon to assist John J, McGraw in directing the Giants in the National League pen nant fight for 1922. lt was said that Jc0ning pay envelope will be heavier next year than it was last season,
 With Jennings in the fold the New York "Board of Strategy" while not definitely settled, will in all probabil- itN be composed of John Joseph him self, Jennings, Johnny Eycrs and Jesse Burkett. The little Trojan has not as yet signed contract, but it has been common Eogsip for some time that Eycrs was coming back to the Giants.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
BOWLING SCORES
 ON LOCAL ALLEYS
Herald and Electric Light Teams
 Tied in Utilities League

The final games in the Utilities Bowling league were rolled last night at Rogers Recreation alleys, Both the Herald and the Electric Light teamg won three games, continuing the dead lock for third place money in the league It has been agreed that a coin will be tossed between these teams for the right to meet the third place team in the Commercial league next Tues day night. and at the conclusion of this match the teams will then battle to settle third place in the Utilities league. The results of games rolled last night at Rogers and the Casino alleys, rollow:
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
TITLE BOUT ARRANGED
Tex Rickard Announces He Has Signed Harry Grcb to Box Cham piOn Johnny Wilson.

New York, Dec, 17.-Harry Greb whose boxing style is liliened to the trip hammers that pound in the steel mills of Pittsburgh whence he came will meet Johnny Wilson of Boston for the middleweight title in Febru- ary, Tex. Rickard announced today. The bout will be held in Madison Square Garden.
 It also was announced that the bout between Pete Herman, New Orleans bantamWeight and Midget Smith of New York would be held next Thurs day night instead of Friday, in order that Herman could go to New Orleans to spend Christmas with his folks.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
ATHLETES ARE ACCUSED
Regulation Committee of Central \. A. is Investigating, Ray, Murchison and the IOomis Brothers.

Chicago, Dec. 17.-Charges of pro- fessionalism aganst Joie Ray, fleet runner of the Illinois A. C., Loren Murchison, also of the tri-color club, and Joe and Frank Loomis of the Chi cago A. A. are being investigated by the regulation committee of the Gen. tral A. A. |. here today. Other ath- letes who have made trips into the east also will be investigated. Ray has announced his retirement.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
LIEUT.. GOV. BUYS BALL TEAM

Waterbury, Dec. 17.-Charles A, Lieutenant Governor of yesterday purchased the Eastern League club from Frank r. Breton. The franchise is valued at $26,000 The new owner, that Joe Cosgrove would be deposed as manager and that either Billy Gilbert, former Giant star, or Chief Bender, manager of the New Haven club for two seasons, would lead the Brasscos next season.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
DE LEON CELEBRATION

The Swedish Branch of the socialist labor party will give a musical en- tertainment in conjunction with the celebration of the memorial of the late Daniel DeLeon Sunday evening, December 1Sth at o'clock at the Electric hall, SS West Main street. Thore Borg from New York will speak on the great educational work of Daniel DeLeon. Admission free.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
OPEN WITH VICTORY
Holy Cross Quintet Defeats University
 Of Maine IS tuat9.

Worcester Mass, ncc. t7.-Holy Cross quintet opened its home schc- du'c with a 1S to 1g win over Uni. Nersity of Maine berc last night The visitors could do very little with the smooth team work displayed by the Purple five and were outclaascd in every department.
 The outcome of the game was never in doubt, with Holy Cross lead ing throughout Capt Mclaughlin played stellar game at center Walsh, the speedy Purple forward, was highest scorer of the evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
TO COACH GRAPPIERS
"Chuck" Carpenter is selected as Men
 tor for Princeton Wrcstlcrs

Princeton, N. J., Dec. 11.-"Chuck" captain of the Tiger Wrcst- ling team of last season and intercol- legiate heavyweight champion, will coach the Orange and Black grapplers beginning January ,, according to an made by Daniel Raven el, the undergraduate manager of the team.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
DRIVER EXONERATED

New Haven, Dec. 17.-George II. ous membership in Psi upsilon fra ternity at Yale has been given to AL len Keith who lost his life in the Rialto theater fire. This is regarded as an unusual honor among major fraternities at Yale.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
CALIFORNIA MAKES READY.
Football squad in Training for W. and
 J, Game, January 2.

Berkeley, Calo Dec. 17.-Thirty- three football players, comprising the University of California football team and it's substitutes, went into vigorous training yesterday. It was the first workout for the scheduled post sea son game, Jan. ?, at Pasadena, with Washington and Jefferson college.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
GIBBONS TRAINS FOR BOUT

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. r. - Tommy Gibbons and Bartley Madden entered the final stages of their training here today for their ten round bout Monday night. The bout was originally scheduled for last night
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
LONG WESTERN TRIP
Colgate Basketball Team Will Play
 in Four States

Hamilton, N. Y, Dec. 1.-The Col gate basketball team is preparing for one of the longest western trips ever taken by an Eastern college quintet The Maroon will play in four states, Illinois, Nebraska, Indiana and Iowa.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17

Showers" Everbody Step" "I Want My Nanny" Birds of a Feather" on sale at Henry Morans, 365 Main St. -adVt. ..,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17

Louis A, Servatius at 7G is anna teur three-cushion billiard champion of New York state. And the man he defeated for the title by one point is M. W. Lcal,c more than 7o, Who said "Youth will be seryed2"
New Britain herald., 1921-12-17
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