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New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
BENNY GAGE BREAKS RECORDS QN ALLEYS
  Clever Bowler Does Great Work With Opticians
 Team.

Benny Cage, who has gained the title doctor" through his bowlin- with the Opticians. jumped Into fame last night at Rogers Recreation al- leys, when In the Utilities league he established two league records. His single of l29 surpassed the mark of pr. Van Duzer, l25, which has been high for several weeks. In the three games rolled. Cage toppled the pins for 329, beating "pinkie" Weinberg $ 3@5 score which has been the record for three strings. A surprise was sprung when the Commercial Trust company team defeated the Telephone five one game out of three. The re- suits of the games in the league fol- low:
 Telephone Co. ... 452 iS5 4SG-ll23 Com, Trust Go. ., i6i 475 ii9--13S9 Opticians .....,,, t+7 517 4i1--14o2 Insurance ..... 47i 4%O ii0--13il X. B. Class Co. .. 417 45G t3i-1So7 Flee. Light Go. ., 425 i65 47O-I3Co
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
 THROUGH \ MICROSCOPE.
How n Drop of Water Is Made As Big
 AS a House.

Not many folks have ever stopped to think how much of what we know today was learned by looking through glass, says a fascinating article on the microscope in a recent number uf The American Boy. Yet all that we know of the countless worlds that people the sky was learned through the lenses of telescope; and all we know about those other countless worlds that lie beneath our sight has come to Us through lenses of mi CroSCopc.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
At Dnnccinnh Tonight.

Another of the popular dances will he held at Danccland. Holmes & HOff- mans hall. tonight. A large attend ance is expected, including many from nearby cities. Music will be by Wittstein's orchestra of New Ha. ven.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
LIVE SPORTING NEWS -
REDLANDS PLAY IN
 REMINGTON SUNDAY
Lornls VIII stnck up Against Two lchm seconds on Ncwington Field
 --Locals' Lineup Strcnghthcncd

Manager George Scheyd has made arrangements for the big game Of The 'enson for his Redland club with same to be played in Newington sunday afternoon, the Newington Juniors stacking up against tho locals \ "H'tle royal Is anticipated as both 'o0lns have been travelling at a fast cip taking the measure of A num- bei "f the fastest junior organizations m hiS locality Several new players "I|. be seen in the lineup of the Re lands.
 Manager ScheYd plans to start the Eahr with the following lineup; Ends Mc"han and Crean; tackles. NevuIIs and Ieghorn; guards, Muldowncy and buNer; center Jojo; quarterback. Hove rmani halfbaclts, Gordon and lIaFfhn; fullbaCk, Matuls.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
INDIANS EAT CATERPULARS.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Members of small tribe of Mono Lake Indians re- gard certain caterpllars as deectabe tldbItS. In q single season they have been known to catch and dry ton and half of the worms to be eaten the following winter. The worms are very fat and they provide rich protein element of diet.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
FAMOUS ,JAPS.

One of the most celebrated troupes of the opponents of the great Nippon athletic sport, Jiu-Jitsu, have been booked at the Palace theater next week for the first three days. They are the company headed by the cele- brated Professor Nakac.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
LYC!tI'M THTtTi:R TO
 SHOW MUsKETEER PICTURE

"The Three Musllctecrs" will be shown at the INCcum theater on Mon day Tuesday and Wednesday of next Wcek, Any book lover who has read 'rhe Three Musketeers" will admit after seeing this picture. that it Is the original as read by them.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Both services Sunday will be in Swedish. The pastor will preach in the morning and Rev. J. B. Huteen from Hartford in the evening. Sun day school meets at noon. A four night congregational week will open next Thursday evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
SALES TAX KILLED.

Washing ton, Nov. 5.-The Shoot plan for a business sales tax of one half of one per cent on gross sales exceeding s6000 a year was reject cd yesterday by the senate.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05

This weed that will cure the to- bacco habit must be cabbage,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05

The moon Is reported 12 miles ahead or schedule and So are other high things.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
PLEASANT WEATHER
PROSPECT AT CANON

or especial interest to tho fifty or
more mon teachers and their wives
who will attend tho Arkansas Valley
picnic OF teachers at tho park north or
Canon City today. will he the informa-
ton that from Canon City late last
night Information came that while
thcro had been n slight sprinkle OF
rain during tho early evening, indicl
tions We're strong for pleasant weather
there today.
At O'Clock last evening tho mcr-
curry had dropped to "a degrees, and
that was taken as an indication that
there would he no heavy rain. Tho
roads were reported as superb.
Teachers and oflicinls Of Canon City
will escort the visitors to Cauun's new
mountain play ground. and win tender
all other courtesies in their power.
Canon is also to entertain the ash-
lctcs OF tho high schools OF Lead
Nillo. WalsenburE. Salidn and Colo
RADIO Springs, beside her own high
schools, today. 1t is TO be a field dny
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07

OF athletic sports for high school pu-
pills of the cities mentioned. Two brass
bands arc to supply the musical en-
tortainment.
Tho following teachers from Pueblo
are expecting to go: Superintendent
and Mrs. u II. Wagner, Superintcnd-
ont and Mrs. j. Il. Ee5ting. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. Stillman. Mr.. and Mrs. G,
T., Freed, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c, Thomp-
SON. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence a. Ham
Dr. and Mrs. l.. T. Walsh. Mr.. and
Mrs V. =. Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence \. Finch, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Hntou, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Tom
linson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Frick. Mr..
and Mrs Don y. Wells. II. \. Albright,
T.. 7. Clifford, T. W. Frick.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
"GOOD TIMES" AND
THE GOOD BOOK
sThc International sunday school
Lea-on For May $ Is; REST md
Recreation Lev. c3i30-S3; Deut.
5i12-tS; Mnrk G;.I1, r..
BY WILLIAB T. ELLIS

Ever since returning from my
latest trip to the East / have been
advising friends who are ovcrworkcd
and ovcrwrought and broken in health
or spirit to 20 to the Desert of Sinai.
Most of them think am testing. They
forget the Bible principle, which is
perfectly understandable to any one
who has ridden a camel over the vast
silent spaces, or marvcllcd amid the
mighty mountains. or unused in the
starry stiffness of the chill nights of
the desert,-that a man should go
apart from his fellows to rest, and to
find himself and his work, and to
get clear views of life and of God s
will. That was the program for
Moses and the prophets; and it was
also the program for jesus and fo1
Paul. The recreation idea, which we
in these DAYS call the vacation habit,
is as old as the Old Testament.
These Lessons have more than
once quoted George Herbert S fami-
liar lines
by all means use some times to be
alone;
Salute thysclf' See what thy soul
doth wear:
Dare 10 look within thy chest, for
it is thine own:
And tumble up and down what
thou flndest there
A change of scene helps to
change of mind. Also it conduccs to
breadth and loftincss of thought In
the wide spaces of seclusion and soli-
tariness person may think more
clearly upon lifc's proportions and
emphasis. We are better fitted to
live with people if We occasionally
get away from them. There is rccoC-
milton of the sanc'ity and individual
ity of tho human spirit in the Bible
summons, 'Come'ye yourselves apart
and rest awhile
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
of people from all parts Of tho state
interested in this work.

of people from all parts OF tho state
interested In this work.
The Rocky Ford Land company in
ccrporatcd with Frank Il NIulvihill
of Denver. +. NJ. Tyrell OF Lincoln,
Nob. and H. NJ. Kenyon of this city
= it's officers. They have purchased
tho Swink holdings in the Apishapa
district and arc spending several thou
sand dollars In improvements TO the
reservoirs bitches. etc. and are rap
idly disposing OF the land to men who
will make OF tho district one Of tho
best in the valley. ii is claimed. 1t is
expected that dairying will be the i'm
portant Industry. and already contracts
have been let for barns and silos.
Saturday. MAY IL. the Centennial
High school baseball team will come
TO this city for game with the local
school team. The Pueblo team were
the victors in the recent game played
at Pueblo. but since that time the
local team has been strengthened, and
the game should he good one.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
Two At The Seashore

A little girl known to me is at the
seashorc with her family: her cla-
mant desire is for the merry-go-round
and saltwater taffy. Thesc are her
conception of the oceans best gifts
to her. Really. of course, a new
robustness and serenity arc coming
To her, not because of the occasional
indulgence in the treats she
covcts, but because of her play on
the sands, and because of the salt air
and quiet life.
In contrast with the child s con-
ccption of recreation is that of her
grandmother. who said, as she seated
herself on the warm sand the first
day, and looked ont across the
tumbing billows, II always gives me
feeling of hope and faith to look on
the ocean and the mountains Their
vastuess transported her from tho
li,tleness of domestic cares to the
sense of the greatness of God and
His handiwork. which wrapped itself
about her soul like mantle of peace.
In those two attitudes is pictured
tho difference between the world s
conception of rest and recreation and
that set forth in the Bible. Good
timos,n rs popularity conceived, arc
set to "iazz." They mean "some-
thing DOING every minute. Swiftly
changing fashions: novelties in food
10 tempt faded palatcs; pleasures that
pile distraction upon distraction, di-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
The Rock In the Desert

In the great crises Of life, as in
the great heat Of the desert, the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
ROCKY FORD NEWS

Special to The Chieftain.
Rocky Ford May 6.-Tho May bay
feto given by tho school children of
all tho grades OF south Park Thurs
day afternoon attracted large crowd
or the parents and.fricnds OF tho pu-
pills who were well repaid by the oN-
cellent program offered.
Most OF the business places were
closed for the afternoon and despite
tho fact that weather conditions wers
far from favorable the program was
carried out and the score or more
numbers wcro executed in n manner
which showed careful training on tho
part Of the teachers and great inter
est among tho pupils. The choruscs.
folk dances. etc. all given in costume.
presented pictures that viii long live
in the minds OF those fortunate enough
to be present and the affair. which has
hcon made an annual one. reflects much
credit upon both teachers and pupils.
clyde Umharger has purchased the
paper business OF Mr.. TroNel and has
begun tho work OF distributing the
out OF town daillcs- The success OF
his business depends upon tho serv-
ice rendered by tho owner the prompt
and carly delivery OF tho papers being
the key to success.
A good crowd OF fans will go TO
Crowley Sunday TO sec that second
league game. 1t is probable that Man
arcr knausc will keep Bailey at see
ond in Gohin's place with one OF the
extra men in the held.
Tho first crate OF six cantaloupes
from the Brawley fields in California
sold for S1e in san Francisco this week.
Tho annual convention OF the Thir-
toenth District W c. r. u, will he
held in this city May IL and - and
several hundred delegates arc expected.
A most attractive program covering
Tho two days has boon prepared which
will include addresses from number
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
LtGr SENTENCED

Harrisburg. Pa. May e.-Tito LiEi.
Of Scranton, Pa. whose suspected cor
rCction with tho Wall street "yplosi on
last September has been under invrsti-
cation by tho department Of justice
WAS sentenced in the federal court
here today TO one years imprisonment
on the charge of draf. evasion. Ligi
pleaded guilty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
San Luis Valley
To Go After Prizes
AT Coming State Fair

Four Of the five San Luis valley
counties will make special efforts to
capture the cointy prizes at the 1921
state fair
Manager j. l.. Bcaman OF tho fair
commission. returned yesterday from
tour Of the valley, having visited
the commissioners OF all the counties;
so interested arc they in tho project
of making showings as counties at the
fair that in several instances men arc
to be employed TO plant and cultivate
crops for that special purpose.
Tho counties that arc going to spend
much effort any money. to make superb
displays at this yenr's fair are Alp
mosa, Rio Grande. SaEuachc and Cone
jos. Most OF these have made show
ings most crcditsble heretofore. bu,
this year they are going the limit.
May was considered an unlucky
month for marriages in ancient
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
s.css..oi BIBLES prsrn,prrrp

London, England. May s.-tJcwish
Telegraph Agency)-- During tho year
of 1890 there were distributed thruout
the world S,s55. I9l bibles, which worS
printed in b3S languages. according to
report submitted Mt the annual
meeting or tho Bible society herr vcs-
tcrday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07

Reports received by the pennsylva-
MIA department of agriculture indicate
that only per cent of the farmers
in that state are fattcning steers this
year, as compared with . per cent or
almost double the number n year ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07
In the Religious World

version upon diversion, from ''the
dansants' TO after-theater midnight
cabarets; stories that arc both light
and highly spiced,-such are the
modern conceptions of delight. Al! is
of the flesh, fleshly. Utilization of
already ovcrwrought nerves by a
variety of excitement is the quest of
our pleasurc-mad era. All over the
world the men and women who retain
their sanity are crying aloud that this
way lies physical and moral ship
wreck for the race.
Thrust athwart this mad scramble
after "lifen is the Bibles clear
teaching of the greatness and quiet
ness and sufficiency of peace and
JOY. The world wants merry-so-
rounds and lollypops: the Bible offers
the mighty contcntment of the ctcr-
nal stabilities.
The Bible Big Idea
Many persons will be surprised to
learn that the Bible is joy!book,
and not a gloom-bok. Even in the
first five books of Moses, the Hebrew
nation was organized on basis of
happy relationships. Abundant pro-
vision was made by the Law for rest
and recreation, for feasting and
merry-making.
And the early Christians were
radiant with a spirit of happiness
that gave them JOY in all the lesser
delights of life, and was the envy
of the pagan world that surrounded
them. Even today the challenges
may fairly be flung out that the
Christian homes are the happiest
homes, even as the Christian nations
arn the happiest peoples. Nobody
else has such direct access TO the
deep, yelling, abiding springs of joy
as the disciple of Christ.
Furthermore, the heaven to which
Christians look forward With assur-
ance-and rs one recently back from
the portals of eternity, having clearly
anticipated entering them. can bear
testimony that this faith holds good
to the ends a place of light and
music and play and perfect peace
and knowledge. God s plans for His
in two worlds are plans of
real happiness.
Into the fabric of organized life,
the Law of God wove the big idea of
a rest period, a recurring Sabbath, to
which mankind should be entitled by
Divine right A large part of what
the Scriptures teach about rest and
recreation ccntcrs in the Sabbath, \
which is of all rest day. II is also
a memorial day and worship day
and a family day and health day
and JOY day; but it primarily is
designed to provide rest for man, by
linking him in eternal succession of
the divine example of onc-scvcnth of
time SCI apart for the uses of the
spirit. A holy sabbath may not he
Puritan sabbath-should not bc-but
far less should il be secularizcd,
day, made like unto other days For
if the spirit of religion departs from
the sabbath the spirit of rest will
quickly follow after.
The Rock In the Desert
In the great crises Of life, as in
the great heat Of the desert, the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-07

traveller along lifc's way must seek
shelter beneath the shadow of Rock.
Palm trees arc not shade trees, how
ever beautiful they may be. Vain is
the effort of the troubled who rush
to the distractions of the great white
ways to life for heart surcease.
One has to go to Bible lands to
learn the full significance of many
scriptural figures. 1t was in the
wilderness of Sinai that | learned
the meaning of "The shadow of Il
great rock in a weary land Foi
there was no refuge from the burn
ing noen-tidc heat of the desert cx
cept the shadow of great rock
The rare trees afforded scarcely any
protection. certainly none adequate
for the midday halt. They came as
far short of being real shelter as the
merry-so-rknnd does of furnishing
man. Only the Rock, Christ Jesus,
can suffice when the sun beats hard
est or the sand-laden winds blow most
bitingly.
Even the physicians understand
that there is no remedy for some ills
like the voice which says, "Come
unto Me, all yc that labor and are
heavy laden, and / will give you
rest" A friend of mine, once a
trained nurse, is now employed by
group of physicians as sort of
spiritual assistant-shc visits certain
classes Of patients and reads tho
Bible to them and prays with them
and strives to impart the healing
touch of faith. Hers it is to cry,
Crest in the Lordl' When medicines
fail, and man S u'termost is of no
avail, then il is that souls turn to
Him who is our peace.
Good Times and Good Fellows"
One further great essential of rest
and recreation is stressed by Scrip
turc. That is Christian fellowship.
AS the spirit of man sometimes needs
solitude. for n rc-establishment of
sense of proportions, so at other times
and oftencr, it needs the intercourse
VI ''h-'Hial lutd pl Ifl-
lowship, which is emphasized by such
modern organizations as the Rotary
and kiwanis clubs, is central to the
Christian church. "Thc communion
of the Saints" is Fundamental doc
trine that holds good for two worlds.
The church has no fault TO find
with the world's "good fellows
except that they arc so often neither
truly "good' nor true "fellows. y
Their fellowship often runs no deep
er than the bottom of the inebriat-
ing glass. 1t is not the sort of quail
ity that will endure stress and storm.
When genuine, "good fellows are
one of the best sources of ''Cood
times. The scripture bids Christians
not to forsakc the assembling Of
themselves together, the art of FRIEND
ship is Christian virtue, TO be
learned from the Master himself, who
found refrcshmont for His soul in the
company of His disciples in the Beth.
any home, at the wedding feast and
in constant contact with his kind.
Everywhere Christians sing:
I'VE share our mutual woes,
Our mutual burdens bear,
And often for each other flows
The svmpathizing tear
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
~ EGYLETI KALAUZ
MUNKAs BETEGSEGELYz0 Es oNKEPz6
SzERvEZET 40. oSZTALYA

Eln0k Rig6 Mihaly. penztarnok Turner
Jdzsef, penziigyi titkar Papp Ldszl6 (251
Superior ST., jegyz6 Hauzer Andras, ellen
IIivataos orvos: DIR. Fiji Pal (Home Saw
ings Bldg). Rende6 6rak: 1-tGl Sig 6s 7-t6l
Sig.
Gyil6seit tartja minden ho Six vasarnap-
jan deel6tt 10 6rakor Atletikai Club
West Federal street, hclyisGgeben.
A BetegsegelyzG tagja lehet minden err
k0lcsilcg kifogastalan ferfi es n6-munkas.
Ftrfiak 16 ts As. n6k pedig 16 es 4o-ik
eleteviik k0zott vchct6k fell Beiratasi dij
mines, csak $4 forgalm t6ke fizetend6 be,
mely jsszeg kilepes eset6n visszafzettetik
tagok jogai azon napt6l kezd6dnek, me-
lyen k0zponti intez6- bizottsag felveteli
ivet helybenhagyta es lattamozta. Betegse
getyl ad az A csoportbelieknek vagyis a
f6rfiaknak, $12-t hetenkint 25 h6tig es SGT
hetenkint 25 hetig es ha tag meg tovabf
beteg. k0zpontt6 rendkivuli segeybcn re
lick, $9-t kapnak hetenkint 25 h6tg 6s
s45o-t hetenkint % h6tg 6s moi tagok
is hosszas bctegsegne rendkivul segelyben
reszesilnek. A segelyfizetes betegseg
six napiat6l kezd6dik.
Havi illetek kivetGs szerint fizcttetik.
Haalesetnel $500 temetkezesi osszeget
fizet szervezet. F6rfi tagok nejeik utan.
ha azok mem is tagjai a szervezetnek, halal
esct6n $50 temetkezesi kQltsegben r6szesiil-
mex es ha mndketten tagjai, ugy $3.50 fizet-
tetik temetkezesi k6ltsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
tjZLET ATHELYEZfS.

A minden magyar ember altal
j6l ismert Ress Testverek besze.
logep, lemez, ekszer, konyv stb.
ceg honap elejen east young
stowni fi6kjat behozta a varos-
ba. Az vi iizlethelyiseg a 269E.
Federal street alatt talalhato. A
hely igen kezre esik az east young
stowni, haseltoni, Albert streeti,
Poland avenuei es South Sidei
magyarsagnak valamint azoknak,
akik Sharon es videkerol, vala-
mint New CastelbU latogatnak ell
Youngstownba. Az vi iizlethelyi-
segben beszelogepeken es "a teljes
magyar lemezvalasztekon, k0ztiik
legujabb hazai lemezek is, xviii
most erkezett magyar konyvek.
imakonyvek mindenfele ekszerek
stbbi kaphatok. Az East Federali
iizlet Ress JOSEF szakavatott We
zetese alatt all, mig a regi uzlet-
ben, amely a Spring Common a
Pennsylvania allomassal szemben
408 w. Federal st. alatt talal
hato Ress Laszl6 a bosz. A fouz-
letben csakis beszel6gepek es le
meek kaphat6k, de Amerikabar
a legnagyobb valasztakban. A cee
videkre is szallit pontosan e.
megbizhat0an utanvet mellet'
magyar lemezeket,a beszel0gepc
ket, k0nyveket stb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
A vERHovAY sEGELYEGYLET 1Os-IK
FIoKJA, YOUNGSTOWN, o.
Alakult 1908 okt6ber 10en

Eln6k Debroczki Andras. aleln6k Turner
Jdzsef. titkar Hoffer Andras TIC John ST..
kihez az egyletet erdekl6 levelek kulden-
d6k, jegyz5 Macy J6zsef, penztarnok Ka-
luczki Janes. penztari ellen6r Bodzas ia
nos 1fjusagi osztaly kezel6: Jurista Istvan.
Lapkezel6 G6ressy Sander, 3 tagu bizott-
sag: Menyhert Janos, Balog Balazs 6s Balas-
k6 Gyorgy. Beteglatogat6k steeltoni keriilet
ben Bors6di Janos es Csom6 Menyh6rt, a
Brier Hillen Geressy Sandor, South Sieden
es Poland Avenuen: Czene Gabor, Matisz
Istvan es Bene Janos, Lansingvilleben Po-
tornay Janos Albert street es vdeken Macy
J6zsef, Haseitonban D. Kovacs Ferenc, East
Youngstownban Tamas Anlras. Zaszl6viv6k
Sebo Lajos es Bene Janos, nagybizottsagi gi
tagok: Macy Josef L., Macy J6zsef IT,,
Turner J6zsef es Kalucky Janos,
Gyiileseit tartja minden h6 masodik va
sarnapjan delutln 2 6rakor Mahonipg
avenuei magyar reformatn. templom alatti
gyulesteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
A MUNKASBETEGsEGELYZ0
TAGJAINAK FIGYELMEBE
Tisztelt tagtarsak!

: Legut6bbi havi gyiilesunkon ell
hataroztuk, hogy az iden is meg
tartiuk a szokasos basket pix
niket, amely julius lire vasar-
napra a Sharon line Stop 25-re
lett kitiizve.
Mivel azonban a Kossuth Klub
is ugyanezen napra hatarozta XII
randulasat es pedig beleptidij
nelkiil a Betegsegelyz6 vigalmi-
bizottsaga erintkezesbe lepett a
Kossuth k0r eln0kevel es egyiitt
ugy hataroztak, hogy ket pix
niket egyiitt tartjak meg a Kos
suth Klub altal kiszemelt Cochran
farmon, amely sokkal alkalma-
sabb mint Shron linei hely. Ju
Illus havi gyulesimket a pikniken
fogjuk megtartani, vagyis ott
szedjik be a havidijjakat. Exert
kerjiik "a tagok teljes szamu meg.
jeleneset. E.tL
Tagtarsi idv0zlettel: