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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01

nesnejs nerad Sc vzdava dlouho vytouzeneho snu
Pfisa jsem do Ruska nade ze najdu move ze
dem pine zasvecenym velkemu eba zs obtiznemu dkeld
revOucni rekonstrukce vroucn6 sem doufaa ze budu
moc stati dtnnou soucasti teo povznasejci prace
"Nasa jsem skutecnost Rusku ptvornou, zcela roz-
dlnou cd vekeho idealu enz nesl vysoke
dele do zaslibene Byo tfeba patnact dlou-
hych nescd, nez jsem uvedoma pravy Kazdy
den kazdy tyden kazdy m9sc pdava clany osud-
nemu retezu, enz srhl zem muj vytouzeny chram PAX
prise Kronstat To byfa posedn rama Tu uvedoma jse
81 strasvou skutecnost, re ruske revouce neni vice.
videl pred sebou bolsevicky stat nohutny, drti-
ci kazd konstruktvni revoucn us poacuc potfishuj-
CT hubic vsechno Nemohouc nejsouc ocotna sati
koeckem prisernem stroll uvedomvsi ST. ze nemohu
byt zadnemu prospechu Rusku jeho du rozhoda jse
opust zem Jednou odtamud venku hodlam vyprav6ti
poctive uprimne obektvne ak jest to enom idsy moz-
no. historku meho dvouleteho pobytu Rusku. Opusa
je prosinci, 1921.
Skutecna ruska revoluce udala Sc etnich mesicch
1917 Behem tohoto obdobi sedlac zmocn pddy delni
tovaren, dokazavse taxi chapa ve vyznam
cani reyouce Rnova zmena dokoncila prac zapocatou
pred ses ,mesci povstan bolsevc osvoli 81 HAS du.
Odel agrarnm socanich revoucionafd in
dustranim taktkami anarchsd Avsak kdyz vysoka vna
revoucnho enthusiasmu donesa je moc boseyci odhod
sve fasne peri Tehdy zapocaa duchovni rozluka
lseviky ruskou revoluc kazdym nasedujcim dnem tr
lima svala ssi jeich zamy stale vice prichazeji
konft. Dnes nen to zadnym nadsazovanm rici
vc jsou arcineprateli ruske revoluce.'
Kniha Emmy Goldmanove nepostrada pathosu. TAX na
prikad pse prekrocen duznou vyhostencu Amerky
skych hranc:
'Prala jsem 81 by samotna az vstoupim ma posyatnou
pudu Mole vzruseni bylo prs veke obavala sem
bych nemoh ovadnout sve pohnuti Vyci ovala sem po
svanou hrdzu pokoru na druzny ejiz clenove vyhnan
ako zlocnci Spojenych Statu by zde pat jako
bratfi"
! Z tohoo posvatneho vzrusen byla vsak Emma vybur
covana velmi brzy kdyz Zorn vdce uvtaciho vybo
jeden vyssich boevickych lredniku prohlas vlc nj
1 "Tammany Hall nemuze nami mefiti boss Murph,
mohl by Sc Cd mas ledacemus pfuciti.
I A pax kazdy dasi den pfines move prekvapen,
zklaman konecne uplne rozcarovani, jez Emma Gold
manova c We sve knze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
VfTANY, HOST: TRiNER0V
NASTENNY KALENDAR
Ma. ROK 1924.

Il Gas lett, - jiz tn Ease, ma
me prosinec, a MIN prichazi
Trineriv, nastenny kalendar
ma rok 1924. vitany host a
predzvest radostnych- Vanoc.
Mnoho vytiskd nyni pajde i
do Evropy, protoze start "a
kaznici kteri Sc odebrali do
starych .vlasti, pisi nam, ze bez
neho nemohou byti. Letos je
TrinerGv nastenny kalendar
tax nadherny, ze znalci nam
reki, ze> jsme, tim ,dosahli re-
kordu, jejz bude tezko pfeko-
mat. Mistr fotograficke ka-
merry a diva vynikajici umelci
|pracovali ma tomto skvelem
kalendari. Kolem hlavni po-
stavy, rozkosne mlade danny v
elegantnim kOZeSinOvem Zake-
tu, jez 81 nese domG Trinerovo
Horke Vino, jest seskupeno
osm roztomilych obrazkl, jez
ukazuji, jak jsou leky a pri-
pravky Trinerovy nezbytne
pro ty, kdo jedi v automobi-
lu, hraji tennis, projizdeji Sc
v lod'ce atd. Nikdy pred tim
Trinerdv nastenny kalendar
hehyril takovou nadherou ba-
rev jako letos. Poslete 1Oc ma
uhradu postovneho: Joseph
Trmer Company, 1888 S. Ash
land Ave., Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01

jak vlak Sc propadl mrizovim,
vedel, ze v ten cas- vlak ma pri
ieti a slezl sna koleje. ably jej
zastavil, ans bylo jiz pozde
Zrovna kdyz sestoupil ma trat',
Iokomotiva zasahla automobil
Mrtvi jsou: James McGee, 40.
lety; Joseph Pierson, Harry
Rrahanl dive. neztotoznent
2eny. Catherine Grahamova u.
trpela nepochybne smrtelne pl
lraneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
vTTRzNoST PM, ODHALE-
4 Nj POAlltlKu.

II Cedarhurst, N. Y, 80. listo-
padu. - BOZ mezi cleny Ame-
ricke Legie a Ku Klux, Kla-
mem vcera zmaril dedikaci po-
mniku dewitt iinochim, kteri
polozii sve zivoty We svetove
valce. Vzepfeysi Sc pokusu kla
novel; poloziti venec ma POM
mix, kdyz jedna matka ztra-
tivsi tsynaa prQti temu, protestor
vala, Legie nekolikrat donuti-
la cleny, tajneho fadu. ably u
stoupili a konecne roztrhala
ynec ma kusy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
O. SOUCASNYCH UDALOsTECH.

Mnoho ztratila ceska Amerika dmrtm F. Stepny, O,
emz vceresm elsie Sveta zpravu jsme pnesli trap
dotkla vsech vyborneho muze
blize seznali
Pisate techto radkd seznam Stepinou vice nezI
pred tricet ey zna e dobfe nejepom ako obchodnka
muze vefene psobcho ale jake coveka pfitele Pozna
malo df tax slechetnych. zroven malo lidi tax zasad
Mich tax loyalnch at uzsm neb sirsim sysu onoho
sova
Posedne setkal jsme MIN Chicago bezmala pred
rokem. Byo ulc dos pozde prvn eho slova
bya: 'Vy jse Chcagu, nezase jste nam? Nebyo to-
tehdy kratkos tasu mono byo to poprve pr
jezdu do Chicago at odud nebo drive zapadu nezas
jsme St6pinov drive do eho vlasniho obchodu posled
nejsch l6tech do American State Bank.
Stepinovi da pravem fc re nebylo dobreho podn;
ku jenz neby by nase sedreho priznvce podporo
vaele Bylo neenom eho srdce prsupno kazde dobre
sechte snaze jeho kapsa Prs vstsf
osvobozensKou akc slozen byl Sepnou kdykol pozdej
byo tfeba penez vzdy b pohotove znacnym pspevke
Stepina aeko rodc by privezen do eto zeme We veku
neutlesm moval ceskou zem znal vyborne ejf dejiny
by zaroven americkym vastencem nekrasnesm smyslu
toho sova Vefl prvnm nasich poitickych budeu &c
Vast milovati nj tax ably kazdy jed
notvec svoj hTivnou pspe jemu povzneseni Stepina
zastaval vice pockych ufadd tech skutecne ldu
z zachovav 81 cestne meno neposkvnene Stepna by
rozhodnym svobodafem, jenz hove podporova svobodo
myslne hnuti a TAX nesvedcf eho znan1eniych
oobnich vastnostech jake okonos enou ddverou
obracel nan kaane kaolcti ako svobodomysln Ste
pima, ako muz vzdeany by pevny sve ale
ven doved vaziti zasad nych di stest pfalo Sepi
nov jeho obchodnm podnkani takze sal jednm nej
zamoznejsich Cechu Amerce ale nak zasahl osud tagi
cy do eho rodnneho zvota tato okoost se mea mnoho
cini m odesel veku kdy dlouho jese mohl bt
uztecnym Venujeme techto neko radek zesnulemu ako
vzornemu Cechoamericanu jako douholetemu osobnmu
pTiteli Celia ceska Amerika kazda dobra snaha
trp6la ztratu umrtm J. f. Stepny
Emma Goldmanova, znama rusko amercka anarchstka
napsaa knhu svych zkusenostech sovekem Rusku Jak
aspon nekter ctena upamatuji Emma neodjea do Ru
ska sve vastn vde nybrz dltklivou zados' amer
cke vlady ez do Ruka deportovaa 24S drvesich amnc
prislsaikd keri Amerce provozoval anarchcke redy
Emma byla mez mimi.
Svoji knhu nazvala Emma Goldmanova my Dslusion-
ment in Russa) (Me roztarovan Rusku) tohoto
kazdy obsah IIned pravi: "Na
delani reklamy bosevc predict kazdeho svee Avsak
skuecnosti rusky lid nezska nGeho boevickeho exper
mentu'. - tss wg ssiiA2SAzltEs
Ma jinem mse rovnez jest6 predmluye pravi, '.t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
z NAVSTENY z CESKOSkO
VENSkAs

rraci Sc po ctyrmesicnim po.
bytu v, Mnichuvo HradiSti 4
Hajnspachu manzele Bergma,
MI z Mt. Overlook. ul. DO pri-
stavu newyorskeho pristanou v
nedeli g. prosince po lodi Han
sa paroplavebni spolesnosti u
nited American Line.
Zprava jejich pfije1du do.
Isla newhurghske odbocce. The
Cleveland Trust Co., Broad
way a Harvard, v niz byl pre-.
play vyfizen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-01
OKRADlA, ,MRTNOU SESTRU
o ZLATE ZuBY.

Wiesbaden, Nemecko, 80. lis
topadu. Pclicie zdeisi Eat
kla jiston zenu, o, nizttvrdi, ze
ukradla zlate zuby sve sestfe,
jez5 zemfela v. mistnl nemoc.
nici. DIE .jejiho vysvetlovani
byla k MIN. opravnsna, jezto
byla jedinou pEfbuznou svee re.
smule sestry.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
|RICHESON NOT IN
 BEST OF CONDITION
Has Charley ---Neidlinger Likewise Afiected.-Both Will Play

New Haven, Nov. 15.-Minor in- juries continue to prove an aggraNat- ing factor in Yaie's football progress. Yesterday Quarterback Richeson and Neidlinger were suffering from char leyhorse and there is doubt as to their being able to play in top form in the game with Princeton on Saturday. Richeson starte dthe half hour drill of the varsity's closing scrimmage of the week, but Neidlnger was unable to replace him.
 While hope is held out that Riche- sons condition will improve to the extent of allowing him to start against Princeton, there is no chance of q complete recovery before the season closes and the coaches have planned to hold Neidlinger in reserve for dashing 10-minute session as halfback against the Tigers. Russell Murphy, who has played quarterback goeu share of the season, will therefore get the assignment for probably the greater part of the game. Yesterday afternoon the scrubs used consider able number of Princeton's forward passes against the regulars who played on the defensive for greater part Of the scrimmage. The varsity succeeded in driving over a touchdown, which was made by Neale. Mallory also boot ed over a goal from the field while the varsatile and varied attack of the scrubs was held in check.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
CRACK CATCHER INSISTS THAT HE BE TRADED NOW
Mickey O'Ncil says He Will Never Again Play Win Boston
 Braves Team

Trade mo or I'm throuef," go says Mickey U'Neil, who is one Of the best catchers in the National league oven though he is member Of the Boston Braves.
 ], good catcher hasn't much Of a chance with the misiit Braves. As Il result. Mickey is dissatisfied with his berth. He has threatened to quit unless traded elsewhere. As matter O. fact, O'Neil did turn in his uni- form for couple of weeks last sea- son but was induced to return.
 1t is said that John NcGraw Of tho Giants has designs on O'Neil. lt is no secret that McGraw Is dissatisfied with his catching department Syndpr and Hank Gowdy his two veteran backstops, have passed the peak Of their game.
 U'Seil. who is an aggressive snap py player. would ft right into the NcGraw machine. The leader of the Gianis 'avors that style Of player. particularly in backstor. McGraw likes Il catcher who is constantly talk ine to the opposing battors, as he hc- linyes it keeps them from conccmrat- ,nG and minimizes their effectiveness al the plate.
 O'Neil. who lives in s. Louis, is said to bo anxious To cast his lot with the Cardinals. The fact that St. Louis Is his home, and he has bust ness interests there, causes him to favor Hickey 70 McGraw, c,en though by going to Now York he would have q much hettcr chance to cut into tho world series.
 Nth thn passing of Ainsmith. Hickey is lrn with only Clemons & a veteran catcher and hc is fast slip pine. However. it looks like New York for O'Nctl if McCraw still rc- tains his pull with Boston
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
-KllutQ R0CkllQ- Jho drjdi1u Magician
Football Eevens Arc Of Two Typcs-scchnc Prefers inc
 Offensive Teams-"Get Your an" Is RocInc Axiom

momentum gaiur1 hy ='4rfing Gr-t they arc t }oat tnrrportri'y stio fo Vpcn tilr required hplrs.
 ''it isHt thc man with thr Hail who iz rcsro azibfs for most of t1s 1aius. u l. the men ,rhp are aesj=sjgc hiHl. 70 says TtarEue ''-Tan gf yrf r4rrtfu. t'4' haH Husi i'o pr-i-r-', ,I i.t iutrr5ar cHct ihai Is property tsm"d
 'Eet yDB man. i- a HerisHc % siyr1- To Eorkn- there is Hg mere hsi1ou. off sr in fho liat vf Football siu- taa D urissiul 1J. Hsn san aft auTysJ.s 'u 1ct if urInr '3 raslsf s'ss-silgIf Gte r-. - cgiioH of 8 certain play &etr" i'atB~ backs excel in inter. .'tiIs for ils msn with the bail Thaf captains tHr f4auy louG ruus fusdo Isy tafious merul,.rs of tHs Irisb IuckfcI1
 Hy@kur ia strong tor s1I-rris, pisys. Ngiro DaHs always Has bag full of ii5em. IIo want- tbr football 7varlI Co know ir has ;Hem. for thcn tner att as a threat That makes p@ssibIr food isall. which is rqusIiy surprising tO @ team that Is constantly looking for tfics siuf. Trineetoas Ras frssfnd to such brand. after the Armv. ars"E pTfs ioHs. had ilsea HtystiHed ov t-+ variety of N0trG Ds5He-s of n=itt. cofugrfs tHa triple tiirtst of Notrr comprise tft triple tae e. .sotre Dsmss attack.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
BIG FOUR LIKELY
 INSTEAD OF BIG }
DartmOOth Seems Logical Choice
 for Fourth Team

New York. Nov. 15.-Ecports that Dartmouth may he accorded late season date on tine Yale football schedule for 1924 have led many close followers of college sports 10 predict that the near future will wit ness the development of the so-called Big Three" comprising Harvard, Yale and Princeton. into Rig Four with Dartmouth as the Ided member.
 Har,ard Took First step
 The first step toward this end. 1t is believed, came last year when liar yard. after allowing it's lengthy Dart mouth football series 10 lapse for q pe-iod of ten years, resumed gridiron relations with the Green. The second step. is seen ia Yalc's apparent ovor- ture to Dartmouth. The only remain ing move necessary is the resumption by Princeton of its Dartmouth football series. which was halted in 1915.
 Observers who recall that warm friendship between Tad Jones of Yale, and Larry I---4kart, chairman of Dart mouths advis-fy council. paved the way to the Yale Dartmouth negotia- tions, point significantly to a similar friendship between Bill Roper, the Tiger mentor. and Jesse Hawlcy, Dart mouths new head coach. EIawlcy it is stated. served Roper iu tho capa- city Of scout and assistant coach uul ing 1921 and 12-3. aiding in pr"par- ing the Princeton clrvcn for its uO- table victory over Chicago last tall
 They added that m histsory and un- cicnt tradition, Dartmouth is natural ly grouped with Harvard, Yale and Princeton. and that eligibility rules fully as strict and in some instances more strict than those included in the "hig three" long have been enforced nt the Hanover institution.
 Just what effect the creating Of 'bis four" would have upon the schedule arrangements of the exist ing "big three" is matter Of spccu- lation.
 In recent years, especially from Vale and Princeton sources, the pres cnt scheme has been criticised, Eli supporters have objected to the ar- rangemeut which calls upon their eleven to meet Princeton and liar ward on successive Saturdays. with each opponent nointing it's season to- ward tho Yale battle. Princeton fol- lowers also have voiced opposition to tho arrangement which sends Prince ion against Harvard and lalc on sue ccssiNc Saturdays aud brings the Tiger srason tn a close one week before n" other colleges conclude their grldiron campaigns.
 |; il. pointed out that foHr-team group would make possible the clear ing np or these disputed features, and that with Val" meeting Harvard. and Princeton meeting Dartmouth on tho final Saturday Of their seasons, or by alternating opponents from year to ,rar. the prospective big four could end it's annual campaigns with two thrilling attractions.
 Dartmouth already has clos" athlc- lie relations with the members of the present big three" in practically all Of the other fields Of intercolle giatr athletic activity including track and field. basketball. baseball, tennis and golf.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
NINE BROTHERS ON
 TEAM OF CHAMPIONS.
Coleman, Michigan, Outfit Wins
 Baseball PenDant
By The ..=sociated Press.

Sy The Associated Press.
 Coleman. Mich. Nov. 15.---To write the lineup Of the Coleman baseball team all scorer is required to do is 10 put down "Menther" as the top Of the column and then jot down eight "ditto' marks beneath.
 The Coleman team is all Menther-- nine broth crs--caca a six footer. and there are three others who can pinch hit if needed. Fred Menther 7s years old. is the father of this baseball team that won it's second consecutive dis trict lcasue pennant this year. Pa Member keeps his weather eye on the mana cement Of the club, although an other son is in active charge. MT. Menther did not miss d game during the past season. heing on hand to sec his boys capture ia and lose three games played in the league that is made up oi clubs from Clare, Beaver ton. Gladwin. Roscbush, Farewell and Coleman.
 Father Menther is proud of his ball playing sons. Mrs. Menthcr, mother Of the nine players, three other sons and four daughters. says she doesn't knov much about the game, but likes 10 see her boys play and win. Playing on Sundays, as has been the custom in the league. is much against her wishes however. Another cause for worry Is her fear that some of her sons mag b,comr too good" on the home dia- mond and be- lurcd to tho cities by scouts from the big leagues. Mrs, Ncnthcr wants her family to remain here and work the 500 acres of farm land that occupies most of the entire family's working hours.
 The age range of the brothers is ls to S6 years, August Menthcr, the old- est player, is rightfielder; Henry, the baby" who is l9. plays second base and pitches when brother Joseph, pitcher and captain, needs relief on tho mound.
 The Coleman team roster is; Jason l Mcnthcr, lf,; Joseph, D.; Edward, C.; l William sS, Fred, 3b.; Floyd, h.; | Otto, ct.; Henry, 2b. and D.: August | rf., and Frank, manager
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15

SCRUBS SCORE ON TIGER VARSITY IN PRACTICE
Hold Regular Eleven Even With Two Touchdowns Each in Long
 Scrimmagc

Princeton, N. J., Nov 15.-A full
 hour of scrimmage against the omel- l cites constituted the last hard work.
 out of the Princeton varsity in prepar~ 1 ation for the final game of the season 1 in the Yale Bowl on Saturday. Coacl, 1 Roper used most of the men on the 1 squad before the session was over, but started out with the lineup that faced Harvard last and is expected to take the field against the Ellis. Against this combination the Omelettes were fairly successful in their execution of Yale downs before the regulars went on tho offensive and in their turn scored twice.
 Following the usual kicking and signal drill. the men lined up for ses- sion started the gates of University Field were thrown open to the under graduate body. This policy of open practice has been in effect only this week, and the turn-outs have been mediocre, but the crowd yesterday af- ternoon showed it's backing of the team by enthusiastic applause as the eleven left the field.
 In holding only one scrimmage this week the coaches have made the work easier than atany time during the sea- son, but stress has been laid on plays and perfecting the defense against Eli formations.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15

Football machines are prtmsr rily of two types. defensive aud offensive, '' says Coach Eucknc 'I lean to fh~ uf- fersiee teams vino hate scoring punch. although ] do nod unzlact tht drfcnse. Rather work ou Co" theory that attack is tiic stTorEezt s-' u>r. ''
 Getting the jump on ti5a opggsitioH. orinrs f,ookne. is the big advaHtsEf iu tsery football battle. IIr hruTas that this split-eecond edEr is abiainoS by having agile lincmrI who eau tliak and eNecufs as puick5g
 The system cl thr Sctre Daar fUr- wards is to always fry ip hit tHr ot1ser man first and thereby keep him 1H the defensive That is u1y E9ckne-s lincmen are often rnurA lighter tHaa generally selected l4y ofrr rgachrs He feels that aziiny iI hitting first. fsr 0utwfighs tHe adssntaRe of poundsge. which is often Wasted by sluggish movement.
 By biting first and keeping the up- position on the defensive. the for wards make it possible for fast nov ire backs 10 find and penetrate holes that gre open but nteruentariIy. Hif- fling fast and low. tifa Nstre Dame forwards have been 50 taught and trained that thry are abie 10 meet their heavier opponents more tlian half uay ani avseauently by tho
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
BOTTOMLEY IS RATED AS AMONG BEST FIRST SACKERS
Cardinal Initial Bagman Has Come Along Fast Since Discovery Back in 1920.

St. Louis, Nov. 15.--Listed with the new phenoms in the National League for tho 1928 season is James Bottom ley of the St. Louis Cardinals.
 In one year Bottomley has jumped from the minor league field to star dom in the majors.
 A hitter with an average well above the 1850 mark must be hailed as a rhenom. This is the rating of Bottom ley.
 Bottomiey was discovered by Scout Charley Barrett at Nakomis, H., dur ing the fall of 1920. He was a left the plate, He was kid. but Barrett lined him mp as a future prospect The Cardinals bought him.
 Bottomley was turned over to Hons. ton in the Texas league Of 1921 and although he batted only .227 in f30 games Barrett was not discouraged.
 Don't pass ID that boy" was Bar rett's advice to Branch Hickey. Give him another year at least before you reach your final decision"
 Bottomloy was not pleased with tpHhlllVHT III tHt l'NdS lfdEufs 1if contracted fever during the carly part of the season and asked for change Of scenery. He was sent to Syracuse in the International league.
 Before the 1922 season was over Bottomlcy developed just as Scout Barrett said he would. Jacques Fournicr was getting slow and had lost his foncc-busting punch with the Cardinals. Hickey was looking for new timber. Barrett reminded him about Bottomley with Syracuse and Jim was given another chance in inc big league. He made good with vengeance.
 Bottomley is not the Sisler type. He is fast first baseman along the lines 5f Fred LUderous who served many years with the Phiilies. He is too heavy 10 be tast, weighing iSO pounds but this weight gives him tho punch at the plate.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
IS BRIDGEPORT TRYING TO
 DODGE TEST WITH N. B.?
Loca! Management sends Down Si.0o0 Check Today as Evidence nf
 Good Faith.

The arrangement of the An-NeW Britain football team is enjoying a { hearty laugh at the mental and verbal gymnastics being taken each day by the All Bridgeport mana cement. Last night the Park City packers came out with d piaintivc vail that they were afraid New Britain was trying to craw out Of game and unless they put up sl.00O forfeit money by Sun day we will consider that they do not want to play
 This has been the attitude of Bridgeport all along, Tn the first place. Al}-New Britain originally sought a game and made suggestions. Bridgeport was cooly aloof until sud- denly realizing that tho public de- manded q match tho down state man agcment sought to save its own hide by words. Al once there appeared in the official mouthpiecc, published only on week-cnds. 2 loud harsngue setting forth what Bridgeport had offered. Strange to relate. Fridge ports "on'cr" was only tho same terms that New Britain had previous ly presented.
 However tho local management io- day sent q certified check for si,o00 te Bridgeport as evidence of good faith and is prepared to follow it up with another for similar amount. The only provision New Britain makes is that tho game be played on Decem- hcr ? and the place and terms. natur- any. must b. agreeable to the local u1gDapFD3fnf This is DO more than fair for New Britain admittedly 's the state rhampiou has all kinds or offers and is not in subordinate position 21orcin jt has to take such crumbs of patronage as any Get-lcgcthcr out fit from the district Of John T. King may see fit to pass out.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
Frankie Mason Accused
 Of Taking Cash. Fleeing

son, former fywcight champion or the world. was taken from train at Mon"tte. Mo, l1,H night and is Wiug held there at the request of Carthage officials to whom complaint was made that Mason ran out of d match after being gi~rn his expense money and returned his s1o6 forfeit posted as a EIarant'a uf appearance. Mason nas scheduled tD bo> Eat Stewart. loral bnvcr. m th" main eront of bostns rari in Carthage last night
New Britain herald., 1923-11-15
'IAL. BASKETBALL STARTS
Nearly sixty tandidates Report tc
 toa.li Toeaity at Meeting

New Haven, Nov. .. Nearly 60 candidates for tho NAln baskctbsll team reported last night to Coach Joe Fogarty ana Captain HoNic Haas in tho first meeting Of the year. fogar- iy. Haas anu Manager Brrnardin out. lined plans for the season.
 Yale last year won inc intercole. eiafe championship. after finishing last in tg22 and this year finds plenty Of excellent material on the squad. Aside from Captain Haas Dick Lu- man. end on the football team: sam my Pno, star forward and Eddie snis- man will be available. Practice will start next Monday