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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15

solo para nosotros, sino para la Ameri-
ca Hispana entera, cuya comunidad
rertenecemos Y cuyos derechos y porve-
Eir egtamos defendiendo a la vez que
defsndemos los nuestros. -"
Palablas son 6stas de La conferencia
del letrado en- la ciudad de Santiago de
los Caballeros. En- SUI protesta del 90
Ge julio pasado, trata de lleno sobre Ell
Plan que Sc ha estado incubando en- es-
tos Iltimos meses, para resolver Ell case.
Tambien, en- ests documento. el ilustre
dominicano traza grandes rasgos la
situaci6n, y Ia estudia en- una forma
especial. Este documento rivaliza en- doc
trina y gallardia con la conferancia ci
tada. No disponemos de mayor espacio
para un detenido comentario. Para
quien 10 lea, no es precise tampoco. Re
comendamos la adquisici6n de este bri-
nante documento, que es la exposition
mental de un pueblo, condensada en- la
superior inteligencia de uno de sus hi
Jos. Solo queremos tomar cuatro pala-
bras de este documento, que consignan
rotIndamenta la opinion del autor so.
bre la materia tratada: ssEl Plan Hugh
es-Peinado no es de desocupaci6n, sino
de validaci6n de las ordenes ejecutivas
y de los empr6stitos o sea. un plan de
aceptaci6n pura y simple de la inter
vencion militar. Aunque parecia natural
que despues del ciimulo de exigencias
abusivas y humillantes de dicho plan
los Estados Unidos Sc aviniesen a re
tirar de nuestro pals sus fuerzas mill
tares, no hay tai. Ell plan Hughes-Pei
rado NADIA resuelve Ell frme a este res
pecto, pero contiene el germen y esbozc
de u1 alto comisionado por 81 estilo de
que funciona en- Haiti.
Esta interesante pagina de histori;
Y Jurisprudence Sc cierra con estas ps
labras: eComo lsales hijos de espafo
les, recordamos muy bien que, cuandt
al caer al suelo la corona real en- Bayc
ra, la Junta de Gobierno de Madrid, -act
bardada ante Napoleon. orden6 al pue
bio espafiol la obediencia Murat, 9
pueblo espaiol no obedeci6''
Este plsito de la dignidad y la iiber
tad del pueblo dominicano. puede cons
derarse como la question del dia en- est
momento de la politica americana. Cue
ti6n trascendente, v como tai digna d
ls atenci6n de todos los publicos ELL
ensefa y a la vsz hsce pensar, porqu
entrafia una gran lucha de derechos Gu
70 fin no puede sospecharse, pero Guy
fin puede afectar intereses generate
en- toda la America.
Felix Matos BERNIER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
10 QUE DICE Ell sEADoR LODGE

WASHINGTON, agosto a. El Sc
nador Lodge, miembro prominente del
senado que estaba estudiando las can
sas de la huelga ha declarado que Sc
gun todos los indicios Ell conficto esta
"a punto de terminar satisfactoria-
mente.
Ell senior Lodge 10 ha informado asi
al presidents Harding.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
MUEBLES

Por ausentarme del pals ven-
do mis- muebles annericanos fl
nos. Diez pleas de comedor,
cuatro pleas de dormitorio Y
z alfombras marca Wilton y
Beauvais.
Para YER todas las noches en-
tre S y media y ocho.
ENRIQUE RlESS VAZQUEZ.
Santurce.
Kings Court 1.
Advf-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
FRANCIA ACEPTA QUE ALEMA
MA LA RECONSTRUCT
(continuaci6n de la Sra pag.)

Las ordenanzas de trabajo que reg1-
ran seran alemanas, los obreros Sc les
rsgara en- marcos alemanes, con un Pc
que1o suministro en- frances v a los
alemanes correspondents la materia de la
dis .iplina.
FL gabinete frances ha aplobado Gin
CO grandes empresas de construction y
en- todas menos en- una los ohreros Sc
ran exclusivamsnte alemanes. Todas las
cinco, sin embargo, estaran obligadas a
complar un tercio de los materiales a
firmas francesas.
La tarea mas considerable es la insta-
laci6n de una planta hidroel5ctrica en-
Dordogne y para cuyo trabajo, que Sc
hara en- cuatro afios. Sc requeriran vein
t:cinco mil obreros alemanes. Doce mil
alemanes Sc cmplearan en- la irstala-
ci6n de una planta en- ell Rhone, gigan-
tesca tarea que requiere diez amos para
completarse.
tricas, 600 obreros alemanes Sc empiea-
ran en- la construction d3 Tn ttnel
traves de los vosgos, en- la Inca ferro-,
viaria de Mulhouse Epinal Como un
million de frances Sc invertiran en- un
nrevo canal en- ell noroeste de Francia pa
ra conectar ell sarre, ell Mosela, Ell Mosa
:, al ESca1da
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
De Interes para los
COntratistas

Mientras mas puedan ustedes
economizar los duefios de casas,
mayor clientela tendran. Pintan-
do con JOHNS-NdANVILLE
GLIDDEN haran ustedes a sus
clientes economics de considera-
cion, pues como estamos liquidan-
do nuestro Departamento de Pin
turas, ofreceinos estas a precios
bajisimos. Compare precios y
calidad antes de comprar v no
divide que nosotros garantizamos
nuestros productos.
SaAChsz MORALES & Co. lnC.
(La Casa que vende 10 Mejor)
San Juan, Ponce, Mayagiez
+
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
EENEs, Sc D1R1cE A LoNDREs

PARIS, agosto IA De paso para
Londres Sc halla en- esta capital ell
jefe de gobierno checoeslovaco senior
Banes, quien va a negociar un empires
tito con Ell gobierno ingles.
M. Benes conferencio con M. Mile
rand. z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
Ell TENOR PAoLT CANTARA EN-
FONCE

Nucstro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
participa que va han terminado las ges
tlones para que Ell insigne tenor Paoli
de dos conciertos en- ell teatro "Broad-
way, de aquella poblaci6n.
E. debut de Paoli sera el microbes.
Existe inusitado interes en- la culta So
ciedad de Ponce por oir al gran artis-
ia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
FIEsTAs PATRoNALEs
N EN- sANTURCE

Ell dia 20 Gel corriente Sc celebraran
en- e, barrio "Gandul', de santurce.
las fiestas patronales en- homenaje a la
Virgen de la Monserrate.
Con motive de 'ostas festas, el mismc
ola Sc llevara efecto en- ell teatrc
Victory Garden un gran bale in
fpntil que promote resultar bri.lantf-
simo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
Ell GOBIERNO DE ITALIA oRDENA
Ell CAsTIGo DE LOS HUELGUISTAS

ROMA, agosto a. Ell gobierno de
NJ. Facta ha dado 6rdenes para que
sean sacramento castigados los promo
torres de la reciente huelga ferroviaria.
Las autoridades han comenzado a
cumplimentar los acusrdos del gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
Ell sR. DUBOIS EN- LA ARENA

PARIS, agosto IA Ell peri6dico
lie Temps" dice que 81 Comite de
Indemnizaciones acordo por unanimidad
encargar al senior Dubois, presidente do
dicho ORGANISING la redacci6n de la nue.
va no,a que va a ser enviada de TN
nomento otro Alemania en- la cual
Sc hacen ciertas observaciones rsferen-
te a la moratoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA
LA CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to-
mlr Quinina. no causando zumbidos
de oidos. Contra Resfriados, La Girl
ppe, Influenza, Paludis.1o Fiebres.
La tirma de E. w. GROVE viene con
cada cajita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
Los OBREROS DEL METRoPOL
TANo EN- HUELGA

NUEVA YORK, agosto a. Cincuen
ia mil obreros del Metropoitano han
nianifestado su intsnci6n de declararse
en- huelga esta noche.
Ell Presidente de la Compafifa hace es
fuerzos para que los obreros no lleven
la realidad su prop6sito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
SUICIDE EN- SAN GERMAN

En- la calle "Fuerza'', de San Ger
man, Sc suicide el individuo Jose Ines
Santiago, de cuarenta cuatro amos,
disparandose I'm tiro de revolver por la
sien derecha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
UN HoMRRE MATA A OTRo DE-
UNA CABEZADA

Aver Sc recibi6 en- ell Cuareol de la
Policia un te'egrama del Jefe de Dis
trito de Arecibo, manifastado que M.
Balbino Lopez mat6 de una cabezada
a Antonio Candelaria Ell agresor fue
arrestado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
NINA ARRoL1ADA PoR uN auto

En- la parada once, santurce, la qua
qua que guiaba ell chauffeur An
tonic Rivera, arrcll6 a "a nina Aida
Rosses, ocasionandole una confusion en-
el trazo izqu:erdo otra en- la mano
del mismo brazo, siendo asisti5a por e.
doctor Lopez de la Rosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
ES1UDIANTES PARA
ENFERMERAs

La Clinica Mlramar tiene cabida
lara un ntimero de alumnas qua Ceseen
estudiar y practicar. Para infcru.es di-
r1iase a la Superintendent de dicho
estsblecimiento. Avenida Las Palmas,
: Etop 1O. Santurce, p. r. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
iDE QUE HA MUERTo
GRIFFITH

LoNDREsi agosto 1s-Los despa
chos recibidos de Dublin relacionados
con Ell fallecimiento de Arthur Griffith
no hacen constar las causas de la muer
te.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
Cuando usted yisite S; n
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
ARcHIvo DE UN 1NFoRME

Ha sido archivado en- Ia oficina del
secrctario Executive, 81 informe annual,
correspondence al afio de 1921. de la
Porto Rico Publishing and Printing
Co. Inc.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
INSTITUTE ''M1ss1oN HELPERS

Ha siao archivado, en- la secretaria
Eecutiva, un certifcado, en- el cual Sc
hac', constar que Sor. M. Florita ha
sido nombrada Tesorera de la asocia-
ci6n Institute of Mission Helpers of
Porto Rico'', en- sustitucion de Sor M.
Magdalen, que renunci6, Sor M. Ala
coque, Directora, ten lugar de sor Mar
garet Mary, que ta1nbi6n renuncio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
UN coNGREso DE CoMUNIsTAs
EN- MOSCU

MOSCU, agosto IA Manana Sc efec
tuara aqui un congreso comunista para
discutir la question international.
Ell acto sera presidido por M. Kras-
sin, quien ha regresado va de Berlin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
(Por Telegrafo)

(Por Telegrafo)
Ponce, Agosto IA 1922.
Ell MUNDo
San Juan,
Prueba tcrtura celebrada con exito
bajo torrencial aguacero " numeroso
pdblico que queti6 convencido y entu-
s.asmado.
MAYAN Y RTvERO.
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Para asunto maquina escri-
bir BRUJO OJEDA. Tel. 355.-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15

Un par de zaDatos London" no
cuesta en- reIacion con 10 que
dura. La caIidad Sc innpone al
precio. Unicos distribuidores:
"Roque Gonzalez & Co.. Sucrs.,
San Jose 7, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
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ALL AROUND THE WOODSTOCKS

painted by Ceaee Litehfeld of South Woodstock. Gray with white trim mings.
 Wayland F arr- was in Hartford this week to attend the senatorial convention as substitute for Byron Bates
 Mir. and Mir Byron Bates left Sun day for an aas8 trip 10 Stamford to visit their daughter, Mrs. Albert Marshall.
 Mrs Lydia Williams. Miss Mary Williams and Paul Williamson. who have been the lmmer guests of Miss Ellen Williams. returned to their home in Hartfor3 Sunday
 Mir and Mr. Arthur Davis of Cen tral Village. NJ and Mrs Earl Davis of Providence and Charles Davis, also of Providence were the Sunday guests of Mr. aH3 Mrs Randall Davis
 William WeatWood a nephew of Dr B U. Richards. secretary of the State Board of Health of Rhode Is land. who has been spending the sum mer here with Hfs Andrew Peterson. has returned home
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mr N. D Skinner is entertaining her sister. Mrs. Clark of Hartford.
 Miss Mary F. Potter resumes her Amcricanization duties in Thompson ,lle this week
 Ni-- Beatrice Healey has been spending a week at a shore cottage in Milford with har=sister Maud aa3 efh- CTS
 Prof and Mr. Sidney Morse haee returned 10 Easthampton Mas a Prof. EHery Paine and family to F. e#a#. n
 William BatemaH of Azaury Pazs,
 ha- turned home sffefsaefi ue rva weeks aith his aunt tieafre lyop#
 Max Gordon h8s given up fafmHE fae ftc present and has taken uu study at tbe Putnam Trade sshaal rh home tlased and hi, mother has gone 90 Stay N5th her mother. Mrs Clayton Lyon
 a=t SuHdag. nam giving a4s name as Aiolphus Riyers of North 0Nfor5. Mass. was caught in the act of stea' ng apples on John Nelson farm by Constable Harry Johnston Ills ar rgst followed and fine imposed =hg J teavitt
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Ethel Howard Cone is teaching in the Paine district.
 M B. Nor Has been attending convention in $ew Haven
 Milton stoaa of Providence has been spending a week in town.
 Schools rieseI Wednesday and Thursday on account of Woodstock Fair.
 Robert Jofaaa vas in Springfield several days iast week assisting al the exposition grounds
 Mrs Joseph ne steere Of East Doug las has been aag George Wetherel and family tn week.
 Mrs. Holdea Arnold of Windham is visiting her brother, Charles Hopkins, and wife. at t5s Center
 The next meeting of the Communi- ty Club will F. held Sept 27 C. A. Wetherell, cH anan of committee.
 George Peter. Ezra Pike. Stewart Morse and E. E. Smonson are among the number sH8 entered Woodstock Academy th faHl.
 Mir and | Roscoe Alton were called to W Tuesday, owing 10 the serious I of Mrs NeHie Rfibe sister of af A.ton.
 M- Clas family If Glas.au- Hurv called T L.ais ismal anl family. Ms fta Clark aHi Louise Llndeman be- mates ~ al1gl ticut College
 Mrs Syla paam af ctr asa has been -FeHai fen aass uta ei L. +pham and h. StH also spent several week ef5 her pareHts at Or- densburg. =
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
WOODSTOCK

Edwin Wilcox is working in Spring field. Mass
 Miss Eleanor skoogberg returned Ito business school in Worcester this week
 Mrs. James Meehan recently spent several days ia Holyoke, Mass, with ! her relatives.
 The public schools closed two days for the fair. sna the Academy for the remainder of the week.
 The bouquets Of dahlias and gladioli that were in the Hiil church Sunday morning looked very pretty
 Mrs. Lythgoe is home with her mother, Mrs. Richardson, after being iIl several weeks at the Day Kimball Hospital.
 Mrs. Frederick Bates and family re- turned to New Fork on Monday after spending the summer with Mrs. Bates father. Frederic Hiurichs
 Mfs. John Bufiesou of Putnam has bought the cottage in South Wood. stock known as the Goldman place and plans to move there soon.
 Archie Ssxby. who taught the grammar school in South Woodstock Iast year. has taken position this year as principal af grammar school In Avon.
 George Spanlding hss moved into bis new home. the interior being fin ished Mrs Lottie May is Co move into Che house vacated by the Spaid= ing family.
 Mis- Marguerite Burns spent the weekend iH Wiliimanuc with her aunt. and on Wednesday motored to chftondale to spend the rest of the week with her parents
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
Ape, Zll PeeRhana

s Howar5 ReekHam has been ap= pointed by Che Woodstock Republican town committee 8s the nominee feH tax collector. ta take the place on the party ticket declined by Clara r NTtter. The latter was selected at the Republican caucus Saturday af- teruoon. but later. when appraised of her nomination. declined to accept. Mr. Peckham's nomination and ae eeptance followed.
 The caucus made the following nominations.
 Assessor, Luther j Leavitt;; board If relief. Lous Il Iindeman, select men. Luther Ieayitt, Byron N Bates; agent of town deposit fund, Chester May. auditor, Charles A Perrin; grand jurors. $. Howard peckham. William C. Child. Clarence Q. Lyon; tax collector. Clara E. Wit ter: constables. David Broadway, Bert J. Johnson. Cyril A Paine; registrar of voters. William ( Child. school committee. E. R Rollins, Oliver A. HisCoN
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
BALLOUVILLE

Frank Bennett motored to Boston Sunday
 Schools nave opened for their win ter term.
 Mrs. Bartlett Gallery conducted the Epworth League meeting Sunday evening
 New spinning frames are being in- stalled tn the BaH1u mill of the Alta wauean Company.
 &ouces nave been posted of an in- crease in wages in the Ballou mill of the Attawaugan Company
 Nathan Cook has returned from Jewett City and h now employed by the AttaHaugan Company
 Mr. and Mrs. Fenner Simmons and far.ly were guests of Mir and Mrs Bernard Simmons Sunday
 Miss Grace Dusenberry. a former visitor of James Cornell and family, has returned 10 her home in New York.
 Miss Abbie Pray, former graduate of Kilbngly High school. is now at- tending Bay Path Institute at Spring field, Mass
 Mr and Mrs WardeA Bennett, who
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
M A N H A SE
 VILLAGE NOTES

A. s. Chadwick and family m5tored to Worcester last Sunday
 John winski. 45 south Meadow street. a4- moved to Patterson. \. j.
 Mr Fredette and family have nov ed from Fumfrct to Miidir street.
 Frank Davis of North SeItlate is now employed in the twisting depart meut
 Mr- Jonathan Ward and s0a John spent sunday with her mother in Goodyear
 D F irdeld and son George of Quinebaaa visited Mir. and Mrs Ward last Ttaa ay.
 Martin Hogan. 52 Middle street is spending the week with frienis ln plaiuhed \ j.
 Mrs Aubus daughter Anna of New Brtaa spent the weekend at her home. south Meadow street
 Mr- Martin Hogan and daughter Anne ef Middle street, afe= spend ur fee days in North GHosvenor dal,
 Fa. Bourgeois. 7l Aeeh street aal na.t. Mzt red to Wottese, last Fri day. uasa sbey spent t.e as a. the Glaa Theatre.
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
WEST WOODSTOCK

Irene Easterhrooks is attending Woodstock Academy
 West Woodstock now has gasoline station al Daniel Davis store
 Harold Easterbreoks has returne3 from the Day kimball Hospital
 Miss Hattie Fox of Putnam was a recent guest of Miss Ellen Williams
 Mir and Mrs LanFeher of Putnam were Sunday guests of Ar and Mrs Alphonse LeClair
 John Perrin and Elmer Davis are shinghng William Gallup's huildings al Woodstock Hill
 Mrs. Franklin Walker boasts of a bullet matched April ? that has a.. ready laid 20 eggS
 Mir. and Ns. Byron Bates took 8 200 mile trip with their car last week, stopping at Fairlee. VI.
 It's not safe to be at large unless you have subscribed or renewed your subscription to The Patriot.
 Miss Graham of New Haven. who Is .he new teacher in our school. is with Mrs Ashley Hubbard.
 John Shepherd is having his house
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
Fine Two Local Reside n,.

Two Woodstock residents received penalties the past week for owning oz harboring dogs that had not been H. eeaaed according To law.
 George Howard was fined j and costs of Slts s4 for not licensing a fe- male dog
 Mir. Marjorie Potter received 2 similar fine. and through her attorney, 6harle- l.. Torrev. appealed from tho decision of Justice af the Peace 6hass Perrin l. is stated by the police that ,he dog tss since been licensed
 THe eases were brought before 5uz= EIae Perrin t the instance of \ AiIlla# ! Eyls. special deputy ef the state De 5sf.rJeut If p##e=te Animal a= operating Wi-h tfm Na Nae Warden George B4tt-.
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
IF HAIR Is TURNING
 GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's Grandmother's Recipe 10 Darken and Beautify
 Faded Hair.

That beautiful. even shade of dark, glossy hsir can only be had by brew ing mixture of Sage Tea and Sul. phur eur hair is your charm lt makes or mars the face. When il fades, turns gray ar streaked. rast an appli- cation or two of Sage and Sulphur enhance ts appearance a hundredfold.
 Don't bother to prepare the mixtnre you can Fet thls famous old recipe. inn proved hy the addition of other ingred- ients at a small cost. all ready for use 1T ss called Myeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound This can always be depended upon to bring back the natural coior and sustre of your hair.
 Everyho5y uses "Wye<hs@ Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens 50 naturally and evenly that nobody ean tell it has been applied. You simply dsmpen a sponge or soft brush with Il and draw this through the kair. taking one small strand al a time: by morning the gray hair has disappoarcd. and after another apph- cation it becomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and lmstrons.
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
ARMAND LIZoTTE NOW OWNS
 REMlE AND LIZOTTE STORE

An important Putnam business change became known Monday this week when the dissolution of the partnership of Remie and Iizotte. Putnam clothiers and furnishers. was announced. Armand lixotte, who has been manager of the store from its beginning nearly nine years ago. becomes sole proprietor of the busi- ness. he having purchased the inter ests in the concern of Mir Remie.
 During the years that Mir Lizotte has been operating the store. be has built up a large business and has won the confidence and esteem of wide circle of patrons Ills host of friends and admirers wish him continued sue cess and prosperity
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
BUYS REAL ESTATE
William St onge Acquire, Half In.
 tsrest In Downtown Johnson Estate

William < ST Onee and members ot the Johnson family have no plans whatever. tho former states, for any development If changes at the Ame- la Johnson property on Main street. across from the Victory Theatre in which Mr. St oaEe acquired 8 half interest the past week Mr St 0nee acquired hi. holdings ID th- import aat piece Uf downtown r,li estate from Mara Johnson B4ilWl- tUr5e h. Johnson. and Anne Johnson GfeeH loaf. aIl af HatfhliI Mas
 Tb, land has large frontage on Man .ttget and extends hack to iiv efy street There Iarec dNellHH house 0n Che property occupied hf Ns. 8nd Mr. B k Smth, Mir and Hr Wallace smith Hai i-f HekachuIs
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-15
GOODYEAR MILL HAS
 ANNUAL FIELD DAY
Villagers Compete In Long Series of Athletic Contests.
 Ball Game Saturday

The eighth annual field day Of the Goodyear Cotton Mills, Inc. postpon cd from Labor Day because of tho rain storm, was held last Saturday on the athletic field al Goodyear. From one o'clock until seven o'clock in the evening if was just one race or con test after another. 4 big crowd was oH hand Co witness the events and en- joy the fun
 Cap Hunter, employment manager, was in charge and the prize winners were as follows.
 Boys under seven. first prize. Mel net s4pernant, second prize, Hector ralaaHg
 GrI under segen. first prize. Ca theHiae Crowe; second prize, Lillian Ffeehette
 Boy over seven 10 ten. first prize. Leo Grove. second nfIze Albert sa- peuaut.
 Girls over seven to ten. first prize. Bertha Nail; second prize, Helen Hryn8k
 Boy over 70 to 12, first prize. Fred er5~ei second pf.ze, Arthur Vieiieuv
 GIiz over l8 ta fz. first prize. Columbia, second prize. Evelyn Du- tHa-
 Grs jump rope. first prize, Agnes Columbia; second prize, Edith Cor man
 Potato race. men. ffat prize, chss Biggeft. second prize, Harold East ham
 Boys over 2 to I4, first prize, Mau- F.ee Boaeau; econ1 Hrl1e, Roger su= peFaaHt.
 G3r}s ascr i2 to 14, first prize, Ruth dcGovcrn second prize, Marion Poiafag
 Boy over l4 to la. Hrzt prize, Les He Down; second prize. Robert Co lambia
 Girls over IA to I6. drst prize, An u.e Eastham. -eeoHd prze Mareella Bacon.
 Harze shoe tournament. first prize. Cap Hunter; second pfize, Charles White
 Yaaae iaIic-' race. aH prize Ese lya lefefhe. second prize Catherine 1ieGoNsru.
 sari da-b. art ae Greene. second rfIze. VleIieuz
 He. ladies married under H.e ~ dfst prize. Hzz frrt GreeHe5
 aa prize. Ms Tom Green.
 Rae. ladies married over ti7e
 # drst prize. Mir Frank FasHiaf second aize. Mrs Saa Lewis.
 ear4 dash. fr7t prize, Fred l GfeeH8; second prize Ilayt
 Lad5e nUl driving contest. first prize. Nr. Fasula. second prize, Nrz Moran
 One half mile f4ea. frt prize, Clinton Child, seeaad prize, Harold Eastman
 Running broad jump. first prize. Al. Diggett second prize F. Greene.
 Final 100 yard dash, first prize. Az eide Vielleux; second prize, Al. Dig gett
 Executive race, first prize, II. Coop l CT. second prize, Cap Hunter
 Ladies three-leFged race. first prize, Annie Eastman, Marcelia Bacon One mile run. frst prize, Billings second prize. Childs.
 The married and siHTle men Of the village will play their much heraided bah game tomorrow