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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
YANKEE HEADS
D|SAPPR0VE Of
RUTH'S REVOLT

New York. Oct. 1I.-Regret that some
Yankee players had violated the rule
prohibiting world series contestants
from appearing in post-season cxhib!-
ton games was expressed In statement
:ssucl tonight by Colonel Jacob Rupert
and Colonel r. l.. Huston OF tho New
YORK Americans. Asserting that tho
rule had teen violated so def1antly that
Baseball Commissioner Lands had TO
alternative hut meet the situation firmly,
the statement continues:
This rule appears 10 be unjust in
many respects. but as long as II exists
Il should hc obcyed. Tho players made
tho mistake IN not peti,ioning for a mod
iiicatlNn OF the rule"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
NYALS VS.. BENWOOD

The Nyal A. C. or the scoreless won
ders." as they have been dubbed, FOR
their good showing 80 far this season.
will clash with the Eenwood 4. {. on
tho Forty-sinth street grounds. ard .
real battle is anticipated
Warwood held Benwo0d scorc!css I'M
I'll the last few minutes OF play when IN
argument caused tho game 10 end
, abruptly. and last Sunday the North
warders held tho Nyals scorcless.
Nyal players will practice tonight,
Thursday and Friday.
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There must be better Urtr: ~taad;n,;
and better relations between ball piIy =
rrS especially OF the major leagues.
and tho cluo owners and officials. For
some reason. there Is an Intense spirit
o, diSsa tisfActiun among N" players
which does not appear To- De JuSt@hed ny
conditions. True. there was some cause
for Dissatisfaction among them last
spring. when the owners, who then an
ucipat ted q sharp decline In attendance.
cut salaries OF some players and refused
TO increase Sala rieS OF others who. per-
hapS on tho basis OF tho proceeding
year. deserved such Increase.
The season has been unexpectedly
prosperous--hot up to tho standard OF
the pre,rdiuG season In the majority u
Ci;!es. and il suffered sharp slump
,eres,, was rather dead. Slve IN four
cittes-hut the big money WAS flowing
!rtu New York
The bal. payers have an idea that
money than they really are. BUR
chiefly are fre;ttng under restraints
and those the very ones that htve been
imposed to safeguard the game itself.
There Is spirit Of resentm. mt and
Of rebellion against Judge Lands re-
Eime. and tho Players seem u have
tho sympathy. l.; not the secret Jack
Ing of few OF the club owners, who
dare not oppose Judge Lands openly.
but who are whispering through secret
channels all sorts OF criticism.
The winter meetings OF tho big
league arc certain 70 10 oS tense In
ter.St Baseball has u"t Yet succeeded
IT. suiN'nS Is most dangerous prohleriS
and the only n.y. i'e: An lie settled
properly. Is 10y cooperation between
o~nors. officials. dad players.
Plan to settle the Trouble
The mAgnates. II tArI axe w-se mon,
and If they hav" IA" Welfare Of tho
sport At heart. a. w,I 49, ;ho welfare
Of .t.EFcI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
LOUISVILLE IS
SERIES WINNER
FROM ORIOLES

Baltimore. October. lT.-Louisville
brought an end to Its post-season clash
with Baltimore by having walkover IN
this afterno"u'S clash. the score wind
ing up ]! 10 Z. 1t gave the Coloneis
the necessary NTH game. The series
wen, Light contests out Of a possible
nine.
ogden, who had beaten Louisville
three Zines war hit hard and knocked
on, OF the box in tho sixth innings.
Sanders pitched well up 10 the eighth:
Score by innings:
1onlsvtll. $50 0S: o60-lI: 10 I
Baltimore ....... 900 COZ o30-5: L; l
Sanders and Meyers, Ogden. Frank
and Egan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
MET ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

-, lego. oct. I7.--COr"ncr Potter Hnft'
mn TODAY decided that NJ lie. Helen
r!uFist niece -! Mcr". tu-:i". Cn-dis'
rn-r.cr a. rnIiu'r. and daughter Of Nr,
Cuss,In.r pluska. Polish delegate to the
nrnro con ference. who was found dead
IN the office Of Il Polish newspaper
hero Yesterday. was accidents - a>rhy-
Mated.
Milo. ID;nefa. Ec"lnS'st md ernd'
uatn at ~" !'nIver<ity o. 'rHrow. was
ompi"ycd 10y IL" paper. tho lHt"nlS
Iuduwy, Her body was found beside Il
gas heater from which fumea were es-
Gaping.
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comm! SSiun from making worse assc
VI themselves taan they had done.
Richard Makes o Good Move
by N4& S:SwM.&s>

commission from making worse asses
VI themselves taan they had done.
Richard Makes Good Move
Tex hiCNacd. tight promoter cNtraor-
binary. has made u move which oHSht
to 10 o. great benefit to the hoAthS
game. IL i. Il step in tho right dircc-
ton. and should be followed up.
Richard has established :! vuw weight
class fer matches " bn he'd In MaGi-
son Square Garden. The new class Is
70 be known as tho Junior lightweight,
and the weight - set At $50 pounds al
> O'Clock.
The question OF weight among boxers
has become = rather serious one. and
more strict classification. or rather
q more Stri't adherence to the rules
IS vitality NECESSARY. The dodging or
the fugmality oC weighing and the fire.
Quent refusal. Of champions especially
u make weight az agreed. Is IL fcr:ie
cause OF one-sided matchmaking: and
usually 4 iish: In which ono contestant
IS nvcrwNiEh.d and ou;claSSe'i is ono
Of the causes or critiCIsmf Sucn matches
eiro tho critics OF boxing their chance.
and they are king for chaEccS To stop
tho sport.
World Series Gsnerxlsh1p
The generalship of tho world series
leaves the question OF which league has
tho better system. rather an open one
The Yankees. with = team which Mas
regarded. even In its own circuit a. Il
really showed better brain WORK and
quicker thinkiUE than did tn" Giants.
And the Giants. oddly enough have
claimed TO l." Tor pcChaps II Is better
Ia STAT" shat rhclr press agents have
claimed th''n j'-beJ The smartest team
Tho YANKEES won ono game by out
messing the 'iiartS on steai. Ruth
won nurthc- hv "utgu"aSinE Ia" Giants
and bunting safely. starting raNy
4
otherwise. Il would havo had sea ut
chance to win.
The Giants were outeuessed badly In
three games by Yankee bGs"rurncrs. ard
"utgursssd tho Sarkcc7 just rs badly
in another Earne--or rathc-. OutEucss"d
Srhang. who wis irving to match wits
with tEetr base runners.
The Yankees. even without much
sr"cd. ran bases with h"tt"r Judgment.
ari not p"r"r": IN their system OF Mt
':."k rrt iva" With moro Sucpris" stuff
Ia" -" G.artS lid.
III" Giou:s pcrslstrntlv refused to
-" 49,. So" .rr" ~ " nc7"S o: scnr-
ir:. ~'3.: ST. on "ne or tho rar" 0C-
,..s,''.. a. w-..'.,r ;h"v d.; $50 Il Rurus
'..'.' ,...r... % N''.,. rhish 'r;r-"' mo Yam
%'..* ,"'ir. y. a"d Uav"d tho wa% {" vic
T2n Gt:.', e,,:~,, wa ra.Nn- dls"ou--
ar:rc - sung ,","rs. ~" jn''"rv ionk-
ri =. he hCnrh o. every or",$'ou. - -
"'Ir '-"-" r.r,'.! J." 20 ,,ri,.' wIat"""r
IS 10 ~hyt % 10. al T. wa$ GNra-Nrt
.hat rcH@ y" 'h'"r T. nrrr''''od 20 uS"
i!~ Gym '-d;r,":,. hu' Thar all p,nvs.
r,Hn ~" ho'I 'N.' - 20 ~ G:rurk -. IL
rrd"r".' FROM n" rnnch
WIFI" such d'r", ''"Ns''~ crr'-a,',ns
'h~ inr"r y q r,tH"~ ,,:Irr- IN. 80
nm ci"u,' t., - ~" .:.i'i''r- TO- :
'r'r r'r.l $3.50 - -n-.ri-,' t.l'."s - 49,
Or" 800 .,,'f' iG':o'''. n~h -" s!a~'' "'t
t;.,,,,- t, ,.,,,, ~ 1,,,b. ~ IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
O'DoWd-CibbonS Bout
Violation Of Kansas Law

wichita, Kans. Oct. ,T.-pistrlct
Judge Jesse d. Wall to-day decided
that the Gibbons-O'Dvwd roAnE notch.
scheduled here for Tuesday night, would
he violation o. the Kansas boxing
law and ruled that (; cannot re held.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made. to ho.d
Tho bout a, Tulsa, Tuesday. October -.
promoters announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
NETHERLANDS ACCEPTANCE

washington. Oct. l7.--Fornal accept.
ances by tho Netherlands government
OF tho invitation to participate In the
Washington conference In discussion OF
Pacific and Far Eastern questions was
received today by the state department.
through the American minister 81 The
Hague.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
WON BY FRIEDMAN

Philadelphia. Oct. lT,-Satlor rTie"-
man. Chicago. outpotntcd M!'kH p"hIeE,
Newark. y. j.. IN SLOW eiRht Touhu
bout tonight. Friedman weighed !"S
and Donley 1879.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
BETHANY B|SONS
PRACTICE HARD
ENTIRE SQUAD - EAGER fo2
BATTLES WITH DATTon AND
AHHArOL.lo ADD1ES


An enthusiastic md snappy ?ra"tce
wa. TIE oder &C the day On the Beth
an. :;h'ct.c field yesterday afternoon.
The rn;'re sQuad got IN the game sat
urd>v With Buffalo and all OF them feel
,h3; thew viii set chance next Snt'r.
day against Dayton and are putting AL
the more spirit; and pep In" their AFTER
noon workouts. Tho Supporters or inc
team were rroud Of tho showing OF the
youngsters Saturday md are sattsned
that the much h"astel T.: ""orld or
mn ter!Rl" !s there.
Next Saturdays opponent Is rractl"-
ally an unknown quantity among IT,"
Rlson.. The Catholics have done moth
nv startling So far this SAMSON but
nevertheless. Bu,and Will have his ace
IN tire game Saturday. The Bethany
mentor ites not care for the unexpected
10 happen as :; Lapp'-rl 20 i"'t 'HS'
c..'lida'. and non" "f his men WHO are
phys!ca!ly able Will be out ~ uniform.
Bcthau.- followers c"rrywhcre believe
that the herd IS about II accomplish
something IN the football world. The
mos. ort!rnistir os them dar" not drerrn
% admirIs' ar,ag Gef"qt 10 Navy On the
eg.h az This month. Nut. rcTcr,hcicss. In
each p,nycr's heart thcro il a deter
mlna.!on - show TIE Midd!"s TINT all
tho font'.all - no. played within cou-
pc c, hundred miles OF the Atlantic
ocean
Lon: n-ac:.cr sessions a9d str','"'t
,-rIn,n.. ar" tra ,vr rvwo:is n :h"
E!son camp for The neNt FORTNIGHT. AZ
tor the GaH'c win 10 gtnn. next Satur-
dav thr t." vii 10 '1rri"d hack '"
: Pc:heny in in7rh'n"s Hrf VII not l"aN"
tho ou!c; l''t'c Wage until the follow
Ing Thursday. when they start 90: w
nanolis. TIC ECtNan~ nr-t"-s ere an
iouy n make ae good showing 90 ?"Est-
hlc rri want all the men In the best
q sSible rnni',l n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
6l1o snRSer Pleased Fans

Shoemaker pleased the followers SAT-
n-day nv his pcrfer: sror" on touch
down goals. The h!g tackle has been
doing wonderful work ecr the F:soHs
and Is goirE to PROV" one OF III" best
that ever hns worn tho Green. Marsh
and Townsend. who substituted on the
IInr. p'aycn VOL. Tho !aH"r $uhsu-
tuted for collier. who took Fa'lcys
pln"c ut rert"- carly IN tho game.
There IS no ressimism In the F'son
cam Thc t"rr, g showing decided m
rrovcm"nt in every game and the In
turos are coming along nicely. The
student body ~ putting all that Il Las
-. ~ III" qr"reC%tirn ahd showing tie
greatest confidence That has ever been
shown a cr!l!run nEcrccatioH. Almost
"yrrv la S""s IN enthusiasts" pen
meeting or :rne other demonstration
OF loyalty and support.
In ,i.,w ~ II" fart that next SATURDAY
III 70 tho 'rs' anpoaTanr ~ me ."'3iS
on the HON" nnl1. Il - thought that n
!a-~cr ,:"w1 r,aH ever VII greet them
WHEN they '""' on ~" 0c!d aEH'NS' Day
ton rnvt Saturday Afternoon. I'll" herd
VII undoubtedly un""rk a display or
fireworks hrrr.ofor" unseen as = ''''il
:rr.di"nr ~" raS"'nF nHcnSe Is reach
Ing tie he!pht or rs effectiveness ard 4
ro4tl'v spertorIinr brand &c f"oth7 i
! should nr r".ri, COR ;he local fans the
last day o. tbs week.
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T. Ia
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~
<NNGGNI Il
~ NIN.EFEFF an =
Y y tSF2 ~
XVI (N.SAF ~
- 8&Ts ekssS%~ -E&g ~SS&NSx9R.
TRUTH:
tn" days VII"
he looks OF III" girls
2fCr ne women
football heads ne DINER
id against Hnao
'''' "'
tho cans asking who's
w. iarC; the weeks
" " S ~ ,,,,
another 10000
, ~, ,Irh ~ ,,nb.- I, looks Ike Ne cleaning
"'''' -" '>"'' - "
Ma"S ma! nav" be cauinowcrd
inc Foo ''ouruS ''F> ~ '' -
dturacd the
300 Nsr'i the o.
ri'i :" 1t re
""o'
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Earl Loudes ps
ewokngh ret
Of the
from Ms"H "N"'
rhsepsT h
Edwards
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lack Dempsey sued several times Now they're "
Ruth Highway robbsry He stole two bases last week
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Speaking Of the opening it's about time Tor tn
20 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18

1psIys football team member Of the cadet bait;
like they did lot marching last Saturday and might be
drill this week.
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"Derursev viii Meet N.Nanl hNNGlN' Wv th" ans NI0
Tor the next l"'
on the stage. Jessrl he oul his i;'!H l"iH
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Musos Ten Pin League

ToniCh,-I.ucky Strike. - iiaieS.
Norman Specials. rs. East End
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Ever lot o, letters signed Respectfully 20
OF them should "coleCtfully yours
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Tncntovn Pa Sweeper re'entE pat'h"S'E az" '
home. tho twelfth IN number: LOOKS Ike y" must De ''e
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The mrscry is solved pr. Killem says near beer IS
because is near tho drink Of it. the nearer
bier. Ahem!
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Ono ,e HcG day why he painted the inside 4" MS
chickens ealng the
hc wool Bot they The grain out OF liquor HeFeS
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Walls ma ha, cars hqt they take al ih" the s n
series They rnst ne c"UIo"V q
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IIoyt

left here III Americans
the ball
despite the. two passed by
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B.thary'S wine II Eo's :" mo h'ns o.
team and Il also grows Look what ga aE'
University Saturday.!
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Spc.Ans .; the vomcn tn" Anrt"oa''o Irasu" ! n arc
for "rollip their OWL"
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C0aSESod ian 'iH" '"'''u -
80 already married. Ihat EN''as'S LIZ VS. - ~
Rob Scai:C o
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AMT IT THE TRUTH:
T." bathing season Hr2r.N Shot--
The DAYS when w rot Nct.
Pit from he looks OF most III" F'fiS'
They've GOT their suits on yet
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. One fellow in ParkerShurs last Tuesday and
said lot of popping " but ddn DO Inuch
were DO worlds records broken. Only &C clay birds.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
TO FORM RESERVE
 NATIONAL GUARD
Captain Slater Needs Recruits
 Now for Two Companies

captain Joseph Slater of the local Machine Gun company announced today that the company is preparing for the two weeks of military camp if" to h" spent at Camp Devens. He has in his company 65 mon but if possible would like to increase the number to TS before leaving for camp on June H. There are still few ~- -non-commissioned officers vacan oies to he filled and men cn- listing now will have an opportun- ity for appointment. Two cooks are also needed in the company before going Ia camp. Anyone interested in going [" camp and joining the company is requested to sec Captain Slater at the Armory on either Tues day ar Friday nights of any week.
 The uniforms and other equipment have arrived and the men will be fully equipped when -srur to camp where they will be stationed for 15 days. big rally. reception and en- tcrtainment is planned by the men upon their return from Camp Dcvens
 Reserve National Guard.
 Captain Slater has also received word and orders to form. if possible. a National Guard in this city For a Reserve National Guard, Captain Slater expla ined. if is nec- esssry- to get as many enlistments as there are in the regular National Guard companies. The men enlist ing in such a company will bc fully equipped in, uniform. etc. for cases of. necessity. but will not he required to--eenas- -ia-drilis- although-the can if thay- so -desire------- ~---
 The men in this reserve will also be given an opportunity to attend camp with the regular National Guard and while at camp will re- ceive the same pay They may en- list for as many years as they de sire. there being no limited number of years required by law. This move ment is general all over the country for the sole purpose of having a re serve force To call on in case or necessity. Any ons interested in this. movement is askc to call on Captain Slater at the armory who will discuss the proposiuon-a at-any time.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
.AMPHION CLUB SHOW
 ON FRIDAY EVENING
Final Dramatic Event of Season Will Be Present at ion of McGrath'S
 ''Thc Man on the Box

On Friday evening of this week the Amphion club Of the High school will present the l;Ast play of the year, The Man on the Box" The author, Harold Mctsrath, is a popular novelist and those who have read his books know that a fine entertainmcnt is in store for them.
 The Amphion Alumni asSeciation, two members of which have parts in tue play, has very good talent in its midst. judging by the way in which Carl Wagner and David Magnuson take their parts. The leading feminine role is played by Laura Nell, who plays her part To perfection. Judge Watts, played by William Upson, is one of the best parts for comedy work. Nirgini;y Shade as Mrs. Conway, Marie kaminsky as Nancy Warbufton and Mary Schmidt as Cora. the maid, also have good parts. Of course, there is d villain in the play. This one is Count karloif, played by William Gicrymski, who sneers his way through the second and third acts in truly yiilainous manner. The other male parts are also very well taken.
 Rehea rSals for the play are being held every evening and q finished pro- auction is promised those who attend. g. The prices of tickets are ;;.lc and JOc. They can be procured of members of ihe club or from the clerks in either building.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
MERCHANTS PLAN
 BIG BARGAIN DAY
Greater Values in History of Sales to Be OGcrcd-WilI Be Held Early
 In June.

The merchants of this city are planning for a bargain day which will be one of the greatest events in the business history of anN sales offered by any of the stores. ... It will be called Sales Day" A meeting was held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms this morning by the local BrIsi- ness men. \ definite date has not been set but it will probably be held the carly part of June. \ committc" will mako a report on the expenses of advertising and another meeting will he held shortly. BargaLp$ that will surpass any suburban Day" will be offered to the public and prices will be greatly cut.
 Al the Chamber of tommerc" rooms tomorrow evening. the newly organized Poultry club will hold it's first official meeting. Officers will be elected and plans for procedure wifi be made. 'f@
 The Traffic Bureau will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow noon at the New Britain club.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Senior Promenade committee has been announced and is as follows: Lewis Chapman, chairman; Marguer- ite Davis, Milton Jones, Julius Pac, Rose kiniry. The committee met in Room 19 of the Academic building during the 9th period today.
 A meeting of the Class Night com mittee was held in Room 19 during the 9th period yesterday. gse.sl.a..s.z..sss .s
 The program committed Of the Sen- for Civics club ard the Senior Ban- quet committee met in Room 203 dur ing the 6th period today. The Sen- for. Class Day committee met Ayester- day in the same room.
 Tickets for the K. o. Y. C.. dance which is to be held tomorrow eve ming in the gymnasium are selling rapidly. The patrons and patroness- es are as follows: Capt. Hollis c. Clark, Sergeant and Mrs. Marion Stone, Sergeant John I. De Lorenxe, ]. Miss Irfga C. Harvey, Miss. Sadie
New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS.
state Association Will Bapquct To-
 morrow Night.

Hartford. May ay~tS.-'Thc Conneeti- cut stale Medical socicry is holding it's 1s9th aunuaf meeting today at the Hunt Memorial building here. There will he n session Thursday also.
 busfucsS meeting of tho state council was held tht- morning. This afternoon scientific program and disc eussion is being held and tonight there will be- smoker -Dr. W. N- Thornpsons- --nparite ndsnt Of the Hart ford Retreat has invited the members and guests to visit the Retreat at the close ot clinical sessions Thursday and to remain for luncheon. officers win bc elected Thursday. The annual hgnuuet will he at ttrc Hartford club 'yhttrsoay evciiing. Dr. George Blum CT Of New Haven. retiring president IGovcrnor Lake. winchell smith. the playwright Bishop John G. Murray and the newly elected president or the society. VIII he among the speak ara
New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
CITY ITEMS

The women's Auxiliary to the Ed,fy- Glover post. American Legion. wip meet Thursday night in G. A R. haIL ...
 meeting of Commodore Jack Barry council. A R.-i.. R.. will be held tomorrow evening at Judd's hall. at 4 o'clock. a. .--- a-sr.,rA sa'
 Rev. |. B. Giles. pastor of the Sec ond. Advent church. was operated on at St Francis hospital yesterday. His . condition ia reported as fairly com fortia,Ie today. ...-..-
 The Shamrock baseball team will practco at St. Nary's playground Friday evening at o'clock. r- a-.-@ Fhr -womau's- Auxiliary to thu Spanrh American War Veterans. will .enterain thc members of the Amer ican Legion Thursday night, May 27r in G.asA. R. hall. .a~s-- ..@ =r< Members of the New -Eiritain- coun- rif. r. p. O. F.. have been invited to attendt meeting ta be held at the odd Bellows Hall Ht Hartford this evening when Hon. John ]. aIenZ president of tho American Insurance In lon. twill speak.
 T,~Ss Sergtlls4- will leave -EEids.s-for ss threc nnnths'' vacation trip through up- per Ncw York state and eanada.
 uight will be omitted this. week. owing to the absence of the pastor. .-a
 Miss Mnbelle Johnson of Faiwview street vas rendered a miscellaneous shower by the girls of the Corbin Screw company ofIicc at their club rooms last evening. She received many beautiful gifts. Miss Johnson will become the bride of Charles Redlund Of Hartford in June.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
Mayor to Read AnnuaI NIcssagc-Efrc Boards Recommendation to be Debated.

At tonight's meeting of tho common council. Mayor O. r.. Curtis will read his second annual message to that body. X r"pori will he presented by the board "t trc commissioners. recommending thc purchasa of a new Maron car for the chief Of the depart A4eat4 Members ef-the. council are primed for a lively fray over the adoption of the resolution. Sentiment is about evenly divided. council mem bers say, and they. anticipate an an- imated discussion before action is taken in the matter.-
 Councilman Henry Rice will present resolution to have the New Haven road station flag-man at the South street crossing.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-18
PRESENTED WITH FLAG
stanley Woman'S Relief -.' Corps Uonor@ c. \. R. with New Banner For Marching Purposes.

The Stanley woman's Relief Corps presented an American flag 10 the c. A. R. members at the veterans hall this afternoon. The flag will take th- plae- of the one which had been used for marching purposes. and had been lost. -
 Past Department Comma nder F. n. Strecter Is arranging n program for Memorial Day exercises. Speakers will he beard at all the schools and a parade will he held, probably in tho morning. X general tournout of all veterans Is expected. X complete program will he announced hy ommandcr Strceter. shortly