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The New York herald., 1922-10-01

WASHMAN.-Wanted at once, Al /; for a wet
wash and flat work plant Write. Peek.
skill Wet Wash Laundry, 1896 Main ST.,
Peekskill N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
HELP WANTED-MaIe.


MEN WANTED
CLERKS
STOCK MEN
DRAFTSMEN
CHAUFFEURS
SECRETARIES
ACCOUNTANTS
BOOKKEEPERS
TRUCK MASTERS
STORE MANAGERS
SALES MANAGERS
TRAFFIC. MANAGERS
PURCHASING AGENTS
EFFICIENCY ENGINEERS
WAREHOUSE DIRECTORS
REAL ESTATE OPERATORS
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS
DISTRICT SALES MANAGERS
ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERS
WAREHOUSE FLOOR MANAGERS
have been placed in the MANHATTAN
PIGGLY WIGG LY CORPORATION
through James w. Elliott's Business
Builders. Inc. during the last few months.
The MANHATTAN PIGGLY wIGGLY
CORPORATION is operating now In the
Metropolitan district the following stores:
2s4s Broadway. at 10th St. \. Y. G.
Huguenot and Division. New Rochelle.
.! South Division ST.. Peekskill.
- Greenwich Avenue, N. Y. c.
10th St. and Ninth Av.. \. Y. C..
1901 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn.
104 South Fourth Av.. Mount Vernon.
SSth St. and First Av., n. Y. G.
169th St. and ST. Nicholas Av.. N. Y. C.
5si West 207th ST.. n. Y. G.
621 Columbus Av.. y. Y. c.
4255 Broadway, y. Y. c.
56 East Sd St, Mount Vernon.
81 Prospect Av., Mount Vernon.
1863 South Broadway, Yonkers.
275 Riverdale Av.. Yonkers.
Other groups of stores owned and OPP
Grated by this company are in New Jer-
sey, Connecticut and Western New York.
The MANHATTAN PIGGLY wIGGLY
CORPORATION is TO open over 1000
stores in the Boroughs of Manhattan.
Bronx, Brooklyn. Queens and Richmond;
Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester coun-
ties, the territory comprising New York
City. Long Island and suburban New
Trenton; Western New York State. and
In Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont,
Massachusetts,. Connecticut and the en-
tire State Of Pennsylvania.
TO OPEN THESE STORES WE NEED
OVER 5000 MEN FOR THE VARIOUS
POSITIONS OUTLINED ABOVE.
In the short period of six years the
P1GGLY WIGGLY system has expanded
al, over the United States and into Cam
ada, and Is to-day the third largest chain
grocery system in point OF volume in the
world. doing gross business of over
S60.o0O,Ooo year.
Theodore H. Price, Editor of Com
merce and Finance, writing in Forbes
Magazine of August 10, 1922, under the
title OF why Chain Store Securities At
tract Investors" says:
"PIGGLY wIGGLY is an interesting
example of what the Chain Store System
can do In the way of achieving financial
success. In September. 1916. the first
PIGGLY WIGGLY store was started in
Memphis. Now-only six years later
there are almost 900 stores, doing an an
nual business of 100000, COO"
The MANHATTAN PIGGLY WIGGLY
CORPORATION Is owned and operated
by James w. Elliott's Business Builders,
Inc.
To obtain any OF the above named po-
sitions 1t Is necessary to go through the
financial department of the Business
Builders. marketing PIGGLY WlGGLY
securities, and preparing for executive
positions with the MANHATTAN PIG
GLY WIGGLY CORPORATION.
Report between 10 A. M. and P NJ,
or at 8 P. NJ.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT's
BUSINESS BUILDERS, INC.
Financing, Manning and Operating
MANHATTAN PIGGLY WIGGLf COR
PORATION,
Entire 18th Floor,
Knickerbocker Building,
AID st. and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01

HARDWARE-Young man with experience In
line. Goth ct. and Sd av.
HIGH school graduate to learn good business
outside city; salary $1,000. Suite 1715. 303
5th av.
HOUSEMAN wanted In a first class dress
making business; only those with best ref
erences apply by mall giving all particulars.
Downing. % East 65th st.
HOUSEMAN wanted: sleep out: good posi-
tlon; city references Call s36 Fifth av.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
SALESMAN.

Over % years. II you are making less
than 500 a week and believe you have the
earning Capacity to make that much or more.
we have opening In our organization
where you can make good money the first
week and in ten days time you should be
showing results from your sales netting you
well over 800 weekly.
II you are simply salesman, or have
sincere desire TO be one, with the necessary
qualifications, you can build up an income
large as most executives.
Call after 10 A. NJ, suite 726, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01

HYDRoELECTRIC POWER COMPANY,
RECENTLY INCORPORATED, REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF FEW HIGH CLASS
SECURITY Statesmen: ENTERPRISE
WILL BE THE LARGEST ELECTRIFIED
PUMPING RECLAMATION PROJECT IN
THE WEST. IRRIGATING SOME l25.oos
ACRES OF VALLEY LANDS. OFFERING
HANDSOME RETURNS TO THE INvEs-
TOR. WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT, GIVING
WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT. GIVING
REFERENCES AND PAST EXPERIENCE.
ADDRESS HyDRoELECTRIc, NJ 2195
HERALD. HERALD so.
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statesmen.

statesmen.
We have openings for several statesmen
to sell direct to users a scientific mechan-
ical device guaranteed to SAVE COAL
sold subject to trial and satisfactory re-
suits. Positions offer the opportunity to
right men to build up permanent future.
Ready commissions with drawing account
against orders advanced. We MANU-
FACTURE, sell and install.
JACKsON-WALLACE ENGINEERING
AND SERVICE CORP,
140 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
SALESMAN.
SALESMAN.

We have an opening for a salesman of
strcng personality and proven ability, to
handle several high grade and we'll known
electrical appliances: large territory;
leads furnished; drawing account and
good commission. Public Service, 81 Sip
av., Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
SALESMAN.

HIGH CLASS EXPERIENCED TOILET
GOODS SALESMAN TO TAKE CHARGE
OF GREATER NEW YORK TERRI
TORY, FOR OLD ESTABLISHED MAN
U + A G I U r Z r OF NATIONALLY
KNOWN LINE OF TOILET PREPARA-
TIONs. ONLY ONE WHO is CAPA-
BILE OF SELLING ALL CLASSES OF
TRADE AND WHO HAS SELLING EX-
PERIENCE IN THIS LINE WILL BE
CONSIDERED; SALARY, EXPENSES,
BONUS: PERMANENT FUTURE, BIG
EkRNING POSSIBILITIES FOR RIGHT
PARTY; STATE TELEPHONE NUMBER
TO INSURE PROMPT INTERVIEW.
Y 2011 HERALD, 2S0 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
HELP WANTED ADVERTISEMENT

HELP WANTED-MaIe.
PACKERS.
JAMES McCREERY & co.
has vacancies for
Merchandise Packers
for their
Delivery Department.
Must be Experienced.
Only those with department
store experience need apply
Apply after 8 A. M. :
Supt.'s office, Sth floor,
35th ST., Employees Entrance
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
SALESMAN.

WANTED, AUTOMOBILE TIRE SALES
MAN TO SELL TO CONSUMERS; LIBERAL
COMMISSION; NO DRAWING ACCOUNT.
CALL BETWEEN 0 AND IL MONDAY
MORNING AT GREAT WESTERN DISTRIB-
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ENGRAvER.

All around wax enRrsver TO develop de-
rartfnent In well known engraving and cleo
trotype plant outside Of New York good
opportunity for right man. Give full par
ficuiars as TO experience and salary expected
70 epeurs personal Interview. Address Boz
n 1GD1 Uornl1s 2t0 nroadvay.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01

statesmen.
JAMES McCREERY & co.
require the services of
statesmen
in their linen department.
Must be experienced.
Apply after 8 A. M.
Supt.'s Office, Sth floor,
35th St., Employees Entrance
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Sales Promotion
COPpeSpOndent.

A GOOD OPENING IN MAIL ORDER
HOUSE FOR PARTY WHO CAN
WRITE FORCEF'UL SALES LETTERS
AND HANDLE GENERAL CORRE-
SPONDENCE WITH RETAILERS;
CREDIT KNOWLEDGE VERY HELP
Full; STATE fully YOUR PAST EN-
PERIENCE, KIND OF BUSINESS. AGE.
SALARY, &C.
P. o. BOX 161,
Station D, New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01

MEN.
II you're really ambitious. take our word
for II that there's no goal your ambi-
tion sets for you that your ability can
not reach. II you want TO earn 500 and
over a week come get II! An unusual
opportunity which we now offer opens
the way. Call between 10 A. NJ. and
p. M, Suite 602, so Court ST., B'klyn.
MEN,
Did II ever occur to you that the successful
salesman IN the leader among brain workers,
and the most independent? People from all
walks of life are meeting with exceptional
success presenting our unusually attractive
investment opportunities. IL you desire to
have bigger and better future than your
resent work presents. call Monday between
10 and IL o'clock, and 4, Room 40, Strauss
Bldg, T. 46th st. Ask for Mr.. Bartscher.
MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAFTSMEN
Salary $3.50 $500 monthly when compe-
tent; chief craftsman will train you at your
home: also furnish FREE all tools; training
given until In position at above salary. Al
dress Chief Craftsman Dobe, 4001 Broadway /,
Div. 227. Chicago.
MEN.
Are you satisfied with your present Job I?
We can use a few more men willing to
work: average over 81 per hour men be-
tween % and 80 years of age. Write X
1895 Herald. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
TECHNICAL STUDENTS,

Who are Interested in training for AU-
TOMATO TELEPHONE Gil RCUIT
Il u s T q: college, high school or
technical training preferred but practi-
cal electrical experience may qualify.
Our work requires men who
are cas,sbie OF development and
who seek permanence. Call
Western Electric Co., Inc,
Installation Branch,
Isl 9th aY., New York.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01

SALESMEN,
thoroughly experienced, for
retail cigar stores; salary; do
not apply If you have already
filed application. Employ
ment Manager, 8 A. MI P.
M. daily.
3S4 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
statesmen.
SALES ENGINEER
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
A REAL MAN
Strictly honest, high-class man who In cap
able of appreciating dividend paying stock
proposition OF genuine merit: must be able
TO meet men In a manly way; an attractive
futurs Is waiting for the right man. Call
or address II. II. Cannon Co., Inc, $50 Mali
son av., New York city.
SALESMAN for high class investment propo-
sltlon must he conservative and n HUSTLER
excellent opportunity for the man who can
qualify; no stock selling scheme. Apply Mr..
Nilsson room 1922 % Broad St, New York.
Statesmen
Sldeline salesman for hair net line All
territories open. state territory and present
lines. American Merchandising Co.. Seattle,
Wash.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01

The New York Herald 70 the point Of
contact bettceen the dependable em-
ployes and the responsible employer.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
4 SECURITY statesmen,

with clientele, to handle good, clean indus-
trial Issue: good commissions, but ahsos
lutely no advances made. Tel. Broad b242,
or see Mr.. Cabell, IS Broad at.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01

ROOM. 1901, rs WEST ADD ST.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
KOPF IS SLATED
 TO DRAW RELEASE
New Britain Boy Will Probably
 Be Turned Loose by Reds

New York, Jan. 25.--The Brooklyn Robins yesterday bought lnfclder Saf> Crane from the Cincinnati Reds for $7,500 according to information tele- graphed to the Dodgers headquarters by President Charles II. Ebbets. who IS now in Miami, Fla. The deal was not Il surprise In baseball circles. The Robins have been in search or m ln- fielder all winter and several times they have been reported in ncgotia- tions for Crane.
 To Play ShOrtstop
 If the plans of Manager Wilbert Robinson arc carried through, tho new Brooklynite will be use at short stop next season, displacing the Veter- an Ivy Olson. The latter, however, will be kept in the inHeld and will be shift cd to second base to take the place of Pctey Kilduf, whose hitting fell off i,st year. Crnne's defensive play will fli a gap in the Brooklyn shortfield, where the lack of a fast and clean fielding player has been weakness for nancy years.
 Larry Is Next
 Crane did not play regularly for the Reds last season. He alternated at shortstop with Larry kopf, who is also on the market. Crane played Tn 73 games and compiled batting aver age of 232 In that number of games he made 50 hits and 20 runs in 2l5 times at bat He has never been noted as a strong hitter.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
ITALIAN TEAM COMING
For the First Time in the History or the Penn. Relay Carnival, Country VIII bc Represented.

Philadelphia. Jan, 25. Italy, for the first time in the history Of the meet, will send team to compete at the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival in April. This was news re- ceiyed yesterday by Chevalier Luigi Si,litti. Italian Consul in this city, from Ambassador Ricci at Washing ton, through whom the invitation was extended Details regarding the se- lection of the team and it's journey 10 this country have been left to Giam- battista Leale, Director of the Societa Ginnastica Colombo of Genoa. The athletes will be selected from the leading Italian universities and col leges.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
SKATING TOURNEY
Schoolboy Teams of New York. Clcvc- land and Milwaukee to Compete in Big Event at Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 25,-Participation in meets at Montreal, Toronto and Bostof is planned for the Chicago schoolboy skating team if 1t retains the national championship, defeating New York, Cleveland and Milwaukee in the intcr-city tournament to be held here next month, it was an nounccd today.
 Extensive plans for entertaining the teams from New York, Cleveland and Milwaukee also were announced. A dual meet with tho New York city skaters vii! he he'd on February "A the day before the inter-city contests
 The team to represent Chicago will be chosen within two weeks. it was said
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
Minor Magnates T
 Raise DraH Price

Chicago, Jan. 25,-club owners or the American Association met In special session here today to consider the acceptance of the new draft pro- posal made by the baseball advisory board The proposal carries price of s7,5n0 for every player drafted from the organization, an increase Of $e.50O over the iormer price,
 No advance indication was avail able regarding the action the club owners would take. Presilent Hickey Is said, however. to have agreed with Ban Johnson, president of the Ameri- can league and President Heydlcr or the National league that s7,boo was fair price.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
RAGING AT pLATTSBuRG.

Plattsburg, N. r., Jan. 25.-By win
 ming the 220 yard dash and taking third in the three-quarter mile race yesterday, Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid, present holder of the national title is tied with Roy McWhirter of the Alverno A. c. of Chicago for the speed skating championship of Amer ica. McWhrter won the three-quar- ter mile event and took third in the 220 yard dash. Each scored 40 points. Charles German of the Commercial club of St. John, N. B. and Fred Buendgen, another Alverno club man, were the only other point scorers. Gorman got 20 for his second place in the 220 yard dash and Buendgen was second in the three qua rter mile event.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
So. American Champ
 After Dempseys Ttle

New York, Jan, 25.-Luis A, Firpo of Rucnos Aires is the latest heavy weight boxer to come here In quest of ring honors frpo, claiming the heavyweight championship of South America, arrived here yesterday on the x. <, Aeolus of the Munson steam ship line. Armed with letters of in-
 ncnt south Americans, firpo will seek q battle with Champion Jack Dempsey He Is willing to work up to this match by easy stages, l'irpo Is six feet two inches In height and his fighting weight is 2o4 pounds. He speaks only spanish. He has par ticipatcd in sixteen fights as q heavy weight and has scored twelve knock outs
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
YALE QUINTET
 SPRINGS SURPRISE
Knox College Team Is DoWned in
 a WhirlWind Contest

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 2b,-Thc Yale team finished its basketball game with Knox college last night in whirlwind fashion, defeating the Illinois collegians by 25 to 2d. The team game of the visitors was typical ly Western, consisting of short, quick passing until fairly close to the basket where long heaves were attempted. Under the basket play was generally consistent by it's absence.
 Although Yale took the lead at the start, the Westerners quickly tied the score and the lead was passed eight times during tho match. Knox led, 15 to 12, at intermission time, but Yale tied the score midway in the second half amid thunderous applause, Albro gave a great display for Knox, while Captain Cooper, who was shifted from center 10 guard on the Eli team, dis played all-round brilliancy. His goal shooting from fouls was the cleverest shown by Yale this season.
 The lineup:
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
HARVARD FAVORS BOXING.
Seems Assured of sport a' student
 Council Votes for it.

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 25.---BoX- ing seems assured of official recog- milton as a Harvard sport, as the Stu dent Council yesterday voted in favor of it, subject to specific provisions by the Athletic committee. TnH Ath- letic committee, after withholding de- cison for two meetings. at its last meeting voted to refer the proposi ton to the Student Council for acton, and yesterday afternoons vote IS eX- pected to be ratified my the Athletic committee next week Yale will prob- ably be the only boxing team Harvard will meet this season.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
.HOYT SOON TO WED
Yankees Star Moundsmnn Obtains
 Marriage License at Brooklyn.

New York. Jan 25.--Waite Hoyt who pitched the New York Tanks tc two victories in the world series witt the pennant winning Giants last fa' is soon to be married.
 He accompanied Miss Dorothy H Pyle. 23. of Brooklyn, to the Brooklyn marriage license bureau yesterday and took out credentials for signing a life contract. lie gave his age as 22, but refused to say when he planned talk ing the critical step. Friends how ever, said he would wed before start ing south for spring training with hi' team.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
WIN TWO GAMES FROM STANLEY WORKS TRANSFORMING RESULT DEFEATING AMERICA
Mat Hurd Joins 7.
 HoIe-in-one Club

Pinehurst, N, C., Jan, s5,- Nat s. tlurd, of Pittsburgh and Pinehurst, joined the Hole-ln-One club by sink ing his tee shot for the eighth hole on the championship course during a four-bal match played here yoster- day afternoon. The distance is 222 yards and the green Is invisible from the tee. Joe Kirkwood, the Australian champion, has forwarded his entry for the North and South Open Champion ship Tournament. kirkwood will probably settle permanently in this country.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
HERALD BOWLERS
 ROLL LIKE CHAMPS
Printers Take Two Games From Bills StarS.-ResultS at Casino

The newly organized North X Judd bowling league got under way last night at Rogers Recreation alleys, The league started off with bang, and Il successful season Is anticipated, The Herald bowling team, bowling like real champions, downed "l'ilrs Stars" in an afternoon match at Rogers alley yesterday afternoon. T'sa exhibition turned in by the printers ,.. of N stellar callbre. Manager Brenncckc had the uniortn"ate luck of trying out \ new aspirant for bowl ing fame, with damaging results,
 T. and II. League
 At the Casino alleys, the Trant and Hine league bowlers turned in some good scores last night.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
TO COACH Fl. $. TEAMS

Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. 25.-Astya- max Douglas, Cincinnati National league catcher, has signed a contra ct with the Amarillo (TeXas) High school to coach all branches of ath- letics. Douglass has not announced whether he will report to the Reds although its expected that he will re- tire from baseball
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
MAT-TY IS IMPROVING
Mrs. Christy Denies "Big SiX' is Not
 on the Mend

New York, Jan. 25.-Reports to the contrary notwithstanding, Christy Ma thewson, battling for his life at Sar- anac Lake, is doing very we'll Mrs. Mathewson. who paid visit to the offices of the Giants yesterday and is spending few days in this city visit ing friends, declared that the one time pitching star was making fine head- way in bis game effort to regain his health.
 According to Mrs. Mathewson Big Six" is sitting up for his meals and the other day he shaved himself--quite an event in his life since he went to the lake.
 This will be welcome news to the fans of New York, for recent reports from Saranac had prepared his friends for the worst.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
TENNIS STAR LEAVES COLLEGE.

Syracuse N. r.. Jan, 25.-Theodore Le Gros, captain of the Syracuse l'ni- versity tennis team, and one of the best known players in intercollegiate circles, has quit college to enter bus mess. Le Gros had participated in several junior national championship matches.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
EIRST-YEAR RULE AT W. VA.

Morgantown, w. Va, Jan 25.--lhe freshman rule barring all tirst-year men from athletic competition was adopted by the University of West Virginia Athletic Board yesterday. The one-year migration rule has been it effect here for years, and the fresh man rule now brings the Mountain- eers' code up to that of any of the argcr universities.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25

Ducks, while asleep in the water. paddle about in a circle with one foot to remain in approximately the same place.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25

Goals from tield-F'ordham: Fallon CD, Dunn, McMann (4), Healey CD. Kelly, Crowley. Crescent: Parmele (D. Parker (4, Nicklas (3), Hal stead. Goals from fou--Mc Mann (S), Parker (4) Stewart (2).
 Substitutions - Fordham: Crowley for Dunn. Crescent: Halstead for Griffin, Stewart for Parmele, Par mele for Stewart
 Referee-Brunn, Pratt Institute. mpirc-Mitchell, Stevens. Time of halves-20 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25

Score Stanley Works 2S, Corbin s2; field goals, W.sJohnson 6. keefe 5, Norfelt 1. Anderson 6, Terry 3, Nor gan 2, HalIin 2, A. Johnson 1; foul goals, w. Johnson l. Anderson ?. Hal lin ?; referee. Hayes; timer, Sauter.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25

Goals from field: Albro ?, Craig Campbell 2, Baither 3, Haas, Conklin P. Goals from fouls: AIbro. 12 ont of 13; Cooper, out of 12; substitutions: Craig for Negley. Orley for Conklin officials: Carney and O'Shea; time: 20 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
F0RDHAM WINS
Catholic Collcginns Win Fast Game From Crescent Club, 30 to 2S- Hcaly Scores Deciding Goal.

New York Jan. Fordham Uni Nersity won a fast basketball game last night by the margin of a single field basket. This was in its annual contest with the Crescent Athletic club, The game was played on the CrAcent court and the collegians won by 90 to 2S. This was Crescents third defeat in fifty games played last sea- son and this. The game was Q sec saw affair. Crescent set the faster pace in the first half, leading at the end of it by IS to IS. In the second half fordham'$fu strength was re- vealed, and, after the hardest sort of struggling, the Maroon managed to nose out the Brooklyn quintet in the last minute of play.
 Healey threw the winning basket a minute before the final whistle. He caged the ball from a difficult angle. He and McCann starred all through the contest for the Bronx quintet, while Niclslas's play shone with espec- ial briliancy for the losers. McCann was particularly accurate inthrowing baskets from fouls, caging the ball on 8 out of 10 attempts. Fordham was without the services of two regulars, Danico and Murphy.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
QU|NTETS
 WIN TWO CONTESTS
Stanley Works Regulars and Office Teams Prove the Victims

TWO basketball teams representing the F. X r. Corbn concern, were re- turned victorious last night at the state armory by defeating teams from the Stanley Works. In the prelimin- ary game, the Corbn office team won a 32 to 23 contest, which was well played affair. It was mainly through the excellent goal shooting of Ander- son, that the l.ockmakers were re- turned vctors. For the Stanley Works, Warner Johnson and Bill Keefe did the best work.
 The Stanley Works regulars, with Jack Pelletier and Walthers in the lineup. again bowed to Chief Larson and his mates. 34 to 1s It was q rough affair, and Larson was the sub ject of most of the attack. AS was the case in the first game between the teams, Larson featured for his team. Sake came through in good style laHt night, and besides holding the Butt makers forwards safe he rung up three rsat field goals. l'rederickson was the only player on the Stanley Works .ca1l that seemed to meet with much success in locating the baskets. "Freddie" accounted for 10 points.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
HARDWOOD COMING BACK.
Australian Open Golf Champion Will
 RcDeat Visit. ..

Sydney. N. S. w.. Jan. 25.-u. II. Kirlwood. the Australian open golf champion, who played last year in the French, British and American open tournaments. will sail for the United States on Feb. A.