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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15

Statnikum We Washingtone
pusobi velke bolenl hlavy, kde
witt penlze Ma bonus pro mu-
re in zeny, kteri slouzili We sve
tove Valce. Neni to tax davno,
co p. Harding, z podnetu sve-
no sekretare pokladny, Mello-
ma - iednoho u nejvetSich bo-
hacu Ameriky - prohlasil, lie
Sc jim media mic a svym zakro-
cenim pred senatem dokazal,
re Sc Jim nedalo mic.
Netrvalo vSak dlouho, a D..
Harding obratil, re Savla stall
Sc PaVel. President dospel k
presvedceni, re vojaci i osetro-
vatelky slouzivsi We valce jsou
k bonusu opravn6ni - kdyz
dostal duverne a spolehlive
2pravy re Vsech koncu zeme. re
nedostanou-li drlv6iSi voiaci
mic, dopadne to blede $ republi-
kanskou stranou v listopado-
vych kongresnich volbach a S
$ p. Hardlngem samotnym +.
1924.
TO jest TIA historic, jak p.
Harding Z odpurce vojenskeho
bonuSu stal Sc jeho odporuCo-
vatelem, kdezto p. Mellon zu-
stava nadale Savlem, jest proti
bonusu jake byl proti menu.
kdyz tato otazka prvne V kon-
gresu byla vyvolana. Neni pry
ma to peneZ.
Proti vydani dluhopisu jest
solid celia administrace, ne
bot melo by to ia nevyhnutel-
ny nasledek stlaceni ceny bon
du svobody - tyto bondy ne
mali az mali Tide, jake behem
valky a bezprostredne pc val
ce, nybrz takovi vlastenci Jake
jest p. Mellon a jeho spolukum
PAM. DalSim planem bylo ii
skati penlze danemi, ale at Sc
zavadl zde neb onde, Jest O.
hen ma strese q kazda tako-
va dan lest prohlasena ia me
popularnl', jake by vubec byla
neJaka dan ma svete, ktera jest
popularni. Dane isou asi tax
popularni jake neStovice.
II i 4
Nyni, V techto nesnazich
Westinghouse administrace,
jez 81 lame hlayu, iak to zari-
dit, ably sc vlk nazral a koza
zustala celia, prichazl Arthur
Brisbane, znamy publicista, s
planem ia vyplaceni bonusu
be- vydavani novych bond1 a
bez uvalovanl novych DAM. Pr
Sc o tom:
"kde najui penize ma vo-
.jensky bonus? Nikdo ncchce
byti taNovan, ncimene ii. ktere
valka d voiaci ucinili bohaty-
mi. Proc Jest nutno taxovati
kohokoli? Narod chce pet set
millionu nyni a pozdeji vice ma
rozd6leni mezi tri milliony vo-
jaku. Y okamziku, kdy tyto Pc
nlZe budou danny, budou Ultra
ceny, rozdeleny mezi ,00O,-
600 Americana, rychle vstre-
bany. Proc jednoduse nenatisk-
mouth penize a vyplatiti vojaky
peknyml novymi pencil Zhoto-
venymi vladou Ia cenu papiru
a tisku, bez taxovani kohoko-
H. neb ~rozruSeni obchodu2
l|'inancnlei vam reknou, re
byla by to zkaza, inflace, nej-
hrozn6isi ~ vsech prizrakn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15

jenz bohatstvi z Mich udelalo
samotare, vyhybaji Sc lidem,
We strachu, ably ma Mich neco
nechteli. Jsou to V mnoha pri-
padech Tide, u nichz tezko hle-
dat stesti a spokojenost a take
tezko najit nekoho, kdo by jim
pratelstvi nabidl.
Jsou jist1 Tide. jenz 81 rychle
dovedou ziskat duveru a pra-
tele, ale mnohy z Mich, sym
chovanim pfatele brzy ztraci a
ten kdo 81 pratele dovede udr-
yet, miva, iak Sc rika, zlate
srdce a mysl bez skodolibosti a
uskoku.
Pl. Pavlikova V jejim clanku
poukazuje, re zivot mas bez
p~ratelstvi byl by pustinou,, bez
tepla, svetla a wine. Pratel-
stvi dodava zivotu kouzlo, pro
nez clovek V pravde clovekem
Sc staVa a naleza dosti sill k
praci. k sluzbe druhym a k ODE
tovani Sc. Samojediny vsak, o.
pusteny clovek Gevidi zadneho
ucele V zivote a omrzelym a
tezkomyslym Sc iiste stane,
jestlize w omrzelym a tezko-
myslnym davno nenf. pratelstvi
az samou prirodou jest lidem V
dust vlozeno. A nejenom lide,
ale j Zvlrata mail snad sva pra-
telstvl.
Podlvejme sc jen ma diva
prately. Vidi Sc denne, dopro-
vazi Sc domu, chodi spolu do
prace, pc praci ven, V nedeli
spolu vyjizdi, nikam Sc jeden
bez druheho nehne a stale 81
mali co povidat. Nikdy nejsou
hotovi. Pritocis-li sc k MIN ma
hodou, hned umlkaIi, jakoby
zradu nejakou umlouvali. A nj
kdy nejsou vycerpani. Stale je-
ste neco vi, co jeden druhemu
nepovedel. O kazdou mySlenku
sc S druhem svym sdili a ma
kazdou myslenku .jeho 81 pra-
vo cini.
Uprlmne, proste a Verne pra
telstvl Jest velika moe a ne
smlrne dobrodini cloveku pra-
cujlcimu a trpicimu a stradajl-
clmu.
Pritel, Ma ktereho mono
spolehnouti jak v utrpeni, tax
| radosti, jest vzacny poklad.
To je polovicni zivot mas Vast
nj. Cekat netrpelive al sc den
skonci. az zkuSenosti dne pri-
neseme druhu svemu k pro-
zkoumani, az radosti sve MI
vysypeme k noham a strasti
svolc ma jeho rame slozime, to
nevyvazi ami celia tuna zlata,
ami lany poll, ami rady domu.
Ado mas pritcle, vaz 81 no! Ne
bud tax prilis jist, re bez tebe
nemhze lit. Nenaduzivej pra-
telstvi. Bud vdecen "a kazdy
jeho projev. Jsou veci ma sve-
te, jez Sc nedaji koupiti ami ia
vsecky penize sveta. Mezi te-
mito je ~pratelstvi. Jakmile ztra
It's dlouholeteho pritele. octnes
Sc ma skalisku, jake. pc strosko
TAM lode. Az Sc ii hlava zato-
Ct. A jake spity rozhlednes Sc
kolem, nemoha uv6rit, re je
konec pomeru, ktery tax dlou-'
no trval a zdal Sc byt vecnym,
Waite 81 pratelstvi. | kdyby
bylo nedokonale. l kdyby pfi-
tel vas pOstradal re- perfektnn-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15

Davne pratelstvi, jez piano.
Valo meZi dVema sesterSkVmi
republikami, Spojenymi Staty
a Francii, V posledni dobe tro-
chu ochladlo. Francie ma jiste
stlznosti prot Americe. Do
tklo Sc j trapn6. kdyz senator
Mccormick podal resoluci, kite
rou Sc zada Francie a nektere
stredoevropSke vlady, mezi
mimi CeskoslovenSko. o sdeleni,
lax velka cast jejich duchodu
jest venovana ma vojenstyi. Y
tom trancle = treDa re to ne
rekne tax uprimne - spatruje
lmpertlnenci, ma Sc zpovidati
eli Wade, co della Sc svymi pc
nezl. Go by tomu rekly Spoje-
ne Staty, kdyby Jim n6ktera
vlada takovou otazku }olozi-
la?
Zdanliye jest TO vsetetna,
impertinentni otazka, ale je-
nom zdanlive. Kdyby n6kdo
mel dluznlka, jenz byI mu dlu-
re vice roku Velkou sunni Pc
nez. ma niz AM uroku nepIatil,
ackoli znamo bylo vefiteli. re
ma velke duehody ,nebyla by to
impertinenee od v%eritele, kdy-
BY sc dluznika Zeptal: 'Poslou-
CHEZ, co pax delaS $ pencil, Sc
syymi velikVmi duchody? Ne
mysll ST. re Sc mlcham do "a
lezltosti tvych, delej 81 Sc svymi
penezl co chces, ale napfed
mne zaplat', nebo aspon plat
urok ma ~ penlze, co jsem ii
puicil."
TakoVy jest pomer, Veritele k
dluznlkovi, mezi Spojenymi Sta
~ n|ekterymi evropskymi
Nladami. Francie 81 st6zuje, re
Dry Amerika znova podleha ne
mecke propaganda, ale y tom
lest ma omylu. We skutetnosti
americke sympatie pro Francii
nljak neochably, nez Amerika
nema Q mic vice obdivu pro mi
lltarismls francouzsky a tech
novych statu,. jez trancie nu-
Il zbroiiti az pc zuby, nez-li
mela pro militarismus meme
cky.
Zda-li Europa ma byti opet-
ne promenena V ozbrojeny ia
Dor, svetoVa valka boioyana do
Hnacne mlry nadarmo. Jiste ne
byla 'valkou k skoncenl va
lex kdyz politikari a statni-
Il mali k ruce mohutne anna
dy, muzete bJti iisti, &c drive
ncbc pozdeii ty hracky vyzkeu
81. kdyby eXclsar Vilem nebyl
mel takovou dokonalou. me
premozitelnou' armada. byl by
81 to jiste roznlyslii 5 tim vpa-
dem do Belgie Il vypoNidanim
valky cclemu svetu.
4 e y
Jinou p%iicinou stlznosti
Franeie Jest zakon nedayno pri
jaty Y americkdm kongresu "A
podepsanl presidentem, die
n6hoz dluznicke statv mali BY
b zdvorlle p~uzadany ably IA
ty sve dluhy vystavily bondy,
aby platily ma ne mlrnv lrek a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15

sti, waite 81 no. Uprimna odda-
most ma vetsi cenu nez pozlat-
ko slavy a velikosti, jez YAM
media mic a jez Sc otre pr
bllzslm poznanl jake prach.
Jen to, co pod pavrchem pfa-
telstvi Sc naleza, ma svoji pra-
YOU cenu.
Uprimnost, laska a pocti-
vost. +
To jsou ien kratke uryvky z
clanku pi. Pavlikove. Ze sve
zkusenosti mohu rici. re isem
81 V mem zivote ziskal cetnych
pratel, z nichz mnohy Sc jiz ma
vecnost odebral, kterl mne ne
Jen slovy, ale j skutkem pfa-
telstvi prokazali a jsem hrdy
ma to, Re to byli bratri cd Jed
noty c. S. P. S. Bylo to V lednu
40 roku, CO jsem do, naSi mile
Jednoty byl uveden.
Jest to hezka rada let. Vzdy
jsem rad chodil do schuze, po-
nevada jsem prisel mezi mne
rovne bratry, mezi uprimne
prately.
Mnozl bratri tn dlouhou ra-
du let posuzuj1, lie tn umrtnj
castku 81 davno ku pfedu zapla
till. ia vSak to posuzuji, re
jiz ten prvni rok, kdy jsem te-
prve zacal platit, ma umrtni
castka byla za.jistena tent
starslmi cleny, jake ten rok
poslednl a ovazuji to "a Stestl,
re Jsem mohl svymi poplatky
prlsplvat k uleveni neStestl V
rodlnych pc naSich zemrelych
bratrech. A pax jak mnoho do
bra naSe mia Jednota vykona-
la, mimo vyplaceni umrtni cast
ky? Jak mnoho dobra prace a
obeti prinesli bratri Cd nasi
Jednoty V lobe zapasu o osvo-
bozenl naSi stare vlasti.
A proto bratTi, ignorujme
kazdeho, u nehoz poznavame
zlomyslnost a podskok a prime
me uprimnym pratelstvim k
tenn. u nichz najdeme dobre
srdce, dobre umysly V konani
dobra, neb patfit do krouzku u
primnych pratel jest stestim V
nasem zltl. - A tax uprimne
~pfatelstvi hled'me pestovat me
II cleny V nasich radech a tax
mnoho prospejeme k dobru CO.
lie nasi jednoty.
A konecn6 hratri. kdvz tax
Sestarneme, tn casio naSe mySl
zaleta V minulOst naSeho ziti a
tn 81 p%ripominame ty radostne
chvlle, Jenz jsme kruhu u
pflmnych, snazivych pratel
kdy ztravili. Tu caste pre-
mysllme, zda-li jsme nasem
zltl konall dobro - zda-li jsme
pfispeli ku stesti jinych - IDA
Ii vysledky naSi prace, mely
cenu naseho zivota. Zda-li ma
sim snazenim jsme ziskali do
brych, uprimnych pratel u ma
sich spolulidi.
Bratrl. Kdyz potkame Una
meho dedouSka neb habicku,
podejme Jim ruku - pozdrav-
me Je = promluvme k MIN ne
kollk upflmnych SLOW = mic to
nestojl a prec tim zanasime do
JeJich srdci radost a dukaz u
primneho pratelstvi.
Bratfi prednasku S velkym
zajmem sledovali a potleskem
odmenili a ia vseobecneho SOU
hlasu bylo usneseno, ably MOI
no-li, byla We 'Svete' uverei-
nena.
Druhy Glen a~gitacniho vybo-
III, br. Ruzicka pripravi pred
nasku pro schulz pristi.
A. Cihla, tai.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

(Continued From Pass 0ns)
Audrey Lafferty and Wayne Powell,
will debate at Buckingham. Keota
and Grover debate the same night.
Last year Raymer won first place
In debate. Why not this year!
Donald Untenfenger who won first
place In the spelling contest that was
held here a while back. will 60 to
Greeley next Saturday to enter the
spelling contest there.
Misses Dudley, Morrison, Allbn,
Johnston. and Mr.. and Mrs. Birdick
spent Saturday in Greeley.
There has been q slight change
made In school hours. In the after
noon school takes up at 1920 and Is
dismissed at 400. The change was
made 20 that there would be more
time at noon for athletics. leaving the
afternoon period for work on debates.
oratory, and dramatics.
The Friday Morning Program
(By Gordon Pinkerton)
The program which was given by
Miss Amy Johnston's room was thor
oughly enjoyed by those who had the
pleasure Of seeing 1t.
It began with a recitation which
the writer could not hesr. The sew
er-l numbers which followed were
delightful.
The audience was greatly delighted
in hearing the girls Quartette which
sang very we'll. We are all glad to
know Of the great voices that are be-
Ing cultivated in the lower grades.
The drill. Days Of the Week., CIV
en- by the girls, was performed very
well. the girls all knowing heir parts.
The boys gave play. It was
What ! Am To Be-. The boys were
not bit bashful about telling their
ambitions. They ranged from q
coachman taking girls out riding
every night to q minister.
y
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23
HMIcE

All parties owing Luce Bros. are
requested to call and settle before
the 18th OF this month. All bills mot
settled BY that time will be placed
with attorney for collection.
44-2s Luce Bros.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

| eeAe " ss>cso SsAo cAiy oAsA0Ai
crowd Wednesday we only received
si.55. The show for Thursday was
better advertised and a fair crowd
was present. We obtained $4.22
from this show. making our profits
ss.77.
The Fish Line
| tBy Clarence Becker)
Max returned from school with
evidence Of serious disagreement
with some Of his associates. As he
entered the room, his mother looked
up in surprise and inquired. why
Max, how did you get those black
e. es and that bloody nose?"
Trying to keep good little boy
from bein' licked"
THAT Is just like my brave boy
said his mother. who was the good
little boy?"
Me"
| Fair Enough
Lloyd. Don't drive 80 fast, Dad. y
Dad. What? getting scared? huh?'
Lloyd. mot bit, but don't want
to be unfair with my life insurance
company"
Doing it Right
Sherman. How much will 1t cost
for me to go to Denver?'
Winfred. Il suppose about $500
I II you are economical"
Sherman. "Ah, forget 1t, the Ath'
letic Association is paying my ex-
penses."
Mr.. johnson came In the room one
noon and said, II threw the discus
ninety-six feet" When asked who
was out with him. he looked care
fully around the room and said,
Sherman was" But Sherman was
no where to be seen just then.
The Old Remedy
Mrs. Lafferty has had to take Lyle
abroad for his nerves. He inherited
nervousness from his ancestors"
Where did che take him."
ACROSS her knee"
Torgetfulness
Mr.. johnson forgetting about the
new rule that school calls at noon
at 1870 dismissed the history class
twenty minutes too soon. Going up
stairs he did not md his radio class
in; 20 he returned, much to the a.
musement Of the class. and said.
"That 10 . good one"
Freedman Class Organisation
(By Marjorie Comm
The Freshmen Of the Raymer High
School are well advertised by the up
per classmen a. the Green Fish. "
but even though green we have the
Irish" class organized.
On January 10. 1899, we "Fresh-
les" held our first meeting at which
time we elected our officers and con.
sidered few questions Of impor-
lance. With Ruby McCracken. a.
President; Gordon Pinkerton as Vice
President; Florence Moore, secreta-
~; Cecil Snyder Treasurer; Erving
Meyers Sergsant-at-arms; Max Meth.
cd. Yell Leader; we feel we have q
capable star Of officsrs to manage
the affairs Of the class. Our class
yell 10 the Giant Sneese;" we'll let
you guess how 1t sounds II you
haven't heard 1t. Though green and
white are not symbols Of wealth. they
well represent the opinion Of other
people regarding ~ and our emblem
the Green Fish"
The number In our class may not
be - many as that In the sophomore
but we are not the least bit selfish
whom II comes to the distribution Of
honors. for our officers, although
not bound By family ties, work as
unit for the good Of the "Fish." Al
for colors, II It were not for the green
there would be no place for the
Frsshies to be "laid in the shade"
We are not openly discussing oul
humor but q to being satisfied "thf
sophies" show their disposition by
keeping things going and trying ID
keep ahead Of the Freshmen.
Personals
(By Gladys smathers)
Epauk Eianna Il vaSuv vary III with
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

will handle the John Deere farm
machinery aid keep . line Of repairs
for the John Deere line. Waterloo
Boy Tractor has dropped In price 70
s675 fot factory. Terms on trfe-
tore, Ray Gotfrsdson 4 4s-s'
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

4 ~ SsOSSS ~>s~-S~s~~e~S
Frank Fiscus ID now very III with
pneumonia.
Mildred and Milton Littlefield are
absent from school because Of FLU"
Mis- Amy Johnston wos absent
from school Monday. Lois Snyder
taught for her.
There were ten pupils absent from
high school last Friday.
Last Tuesday Miss Dudley, Audrey
Laffsrty. Winfred Powell. and Al
fred Marvin went over to the IT.
Morgan Library to get material for
the debates that are soon to take
place between Grover. Ksota. Buck
ingham, and Aaymer.
Our first debate will be next Sat
urday evening with Buckingham.
The affirmative team. Alfred Mar
vim and winfred Powell. will debate
at Raymer and the negative team,
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

John c. Dugan Of Stoneham and
Mr.. Thomas Of Sterling were Ray
mer callers yesterday. Mr.. Dugan
has recently been in Sunshine Valley
on q trip.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23
INTERESTING NEWS OF OUR SCHOOLS

Gathered BY Members the Egh Class in The High School
Under the Supervision ei Na Ruth Dudley Language Teacher
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Tekamah, Nebr. Foiks-You can
get the Burt County Herald for 50
cents per year from now until April
Is. II contains news Of interest
from all parts Of Burt County. 4s-2
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Mrs. Lloyd Erford entertained a.
bout twenty-four Of the little people
last Friday in honor Of Miss Caroll's
third birthday. All report q delight
full afternoon and q fne treat Of re-
treatments.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Pink-eye seems to be the rage now
along with several mild cases OF the
Flu. However, most seem to be get
ting along nicely.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Mesdamss Schmseckle and Frants
were appointed to have charge Of the
special Sunday School programs for
the month Of April. Each Sunday
something special will - presented
Next Sunday the H. s. class Will have
charge Of the special program. Old
and young are ell cordially invited
to come to Sunday School.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Those owing me on account, bring
teams and help load car Saturday.
25th and Monday. 27th, and oblige
Edw. r. Denny.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Macklin drove over
to Boulder Saturday afternoon to Wis
1t over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs..
Ewing and with Mr.. Brockett re-
turning home Monday. They found
Mr.. Brockett improved in health. but
still in the hospital.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Mr.. j. II. johnson. q Buckingham
merchant, was q Raymer caller Mon
day afternoon and incidentally had
some Job printing at The Enterprise
office.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

You will notice on page eight an
ad from the Richardson Mercantile
Company. r, L. Richardson has
moved here from Sterling mad they
are busy unpacking goods and ar
ranging the new goods in the Ray
mer shop to accommodate the grocery
stock.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Mr.. Kelley 10 busy man these
days getting the new garage ready
and moving some Of the belongings
to the new location.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Edna Littleneld to Mr..
William Kirkwood' Of Eustis, Nebr.
They have rented the Ted Becker
place north Of town and will make
their home there. The Enterprise
hopes to have q complete account Of
the wedding for next week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Two new citizens wers sddsd to
the population Of Raymer last Thurs
day. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Charles Zortman and q daughter to
Mr., and Mrs. Earl White, March IL.
Grandma White ID busy now getting
acquainted and taking care Of the
little one at the White home.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Auditorium. 20 per cent Of the pro-
ceeds from these shows went to the
High School Athletic Club. On &C.
count OF there being only a small
crowd Wednesday we only received
sI.55. The show for Thursday was
better advertised and a fair crowd
was present. We obtained SAP
from this show. making our profits
$5.77.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-03-23

Mr.. Bryan OF Fort Morgan has left
complete line OF the Rawleigh goods
at the Colorado House. You can
get them there. Az
New Britain herald., 1922-08-19
IT WOMEN ATHLETES
 COMPETE IN OLYMPIC
Pcrshing Stadium to be Scene of First International Meet for
 Females

Paris, Aug. 19.--(By the Associated Press) Seventy seven women ath- letes representing five countries will compete in what is generally 4escrib- ed as the first woren's Olym pics" at Pershine Stadium Sunday. Figures were made known officially today af- ter the arrival in Paris of the Swiss and Czecho- Slovakia teams and after word was received that the English team had left London for Paris and announcement Of the default of the Belgian team.
 The United States and Panama have entered a team of 15, England has 13 entered, Czecho-S -Slovakia 10, SWitzer- land [ and France 30.
 The fight is expected to be be- tween England, France and the United States.
 With the exception of Miss Rath- bone of Panama, the American team is in the best possible shape and 1t is believed will give a good account of itself. Miss Rathbone will be unable to compete owing to the injury to her ankle.
 Several feminine worlds records are expected to be beaten.
 The prospect Of American records being established has caused pr. Har- " F. Stewart, coach and medical ad- visor of the American team to request the time of the Americans be record ed regardless of where they finish.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-19
VIKINGS TO PLAY
 PLAINVILLE NINE
Local Team to Meet Strong Aggrcga- ton at Ellis Street Grounds
 Tomorrow.

One of the best games that has been seen on local diamonds this year will be played on the Ellis street grounds tomorrow when the Vikings A, c, baseball team of this city cross bats with the strong town team of Plainyille. D.
 The Plainville aggregation has been playing stellar ball this year and has taken the scalps of some of the best teams in the state. Last Sunday, the Pi@inville boys defeated the fast Full tdn Parks of Waterbury by the score of to 0. Numbered among the players who will appear on the visi- tsrs roster are Eddie Goeb, who needs no introduction to the fans in this city, and Joseph Holcomb, for merly with the New Departure club of Bristol, Dixie" Griffen, local High school star. and Jimmy Conley of this city. With these men in their lineup the Plainville nine should make things hum for the local nine when they clash.
 The Vikings have been faithfully practicing during the past week, and they are confident that they will reg ister a victory over the Plainville team. The local lineup has been strengthened considerably within the past few weeks and with the fashy teamwork that they have been show ing in practice and former games, the Vikings should give a good account of themselves tomorrow.
 The lineup of both teams is as follows: Plainville-Wadswo C.; Cunningham, D.; Holcomb, b.; Gr!ffen, ss.; Conley, 2b.; Winniger, h.; FL Hot, f.; Goeb, Of; and Merino- If; vikings-Behnke, C.; Wolf D.; Larson or Hillstrand 3b.; Sheehan, ss.; Frisk, 2b.; Johnson. h.; Dahlstrom, If; Nelson, cf.; Unwin. If; and Res tella or Cabellus, p. The game will start at 3:15 o'clock and Bill Clancy will hold the indicator