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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-09-15

sign, compromises by eXpectoratlng
on the ceiling.
There is just one letter difference
between the prudent man and the
one with careless tendencies
I save" and slave"
A Detroit pitcher used to bawl
out his teammates for not sup
porting him. Now his wife is
, suing him for the same reason.
There is always ray of light
in the darkest gloom. There will
be no extra session of Congress
this year.
When the light went out, Moses
was probably skirmishing around
trying to find a tallow candle or an
/ old kerosene lamp-iust like your
Uncle bud did last night.
People waste lots of energy in
getting out of the way of acct
dents that have already happened.
A little nonsense, now and then,
Is relished by the best of men.
But he who jokes from morn till
night,
Gets on the nerves of all in
sight.
Nature usually evens things up
in this life. The plain-looking
girl usually can make the best
biscuits and gets the best man.
A banquet is where you spend
three hours toying with dishes
and listening to tiresome takers.
Then you hunt up a restaurant
and get something to eat.
We used to know a fellow who
didn't pick the bones out of
fish until one day he had to hire
a doctor to pick one out of his
throat. He de-bones 'em now.
Ants and spiders have sure had
it pretty soft this summer. The
number of pienics is said to have
greatly exceeded any previous year.
An Indiana man killed himself
in the refrigerator of a butcher
shop. Think Of the big change il
temperature.
A SWELLED HEAD
Cy Tompkins was a good ole
scout and in his praise | used tc
spout full many times and oft; he
had S mile for man and maid, he
helped poor pilgrims make the grade
and Chamber up aloft. And ther
his uncle, rich as sin, turned up hi.
toes and cashed right in-friend c.
got all the jack. Oh, what a chang,
came over him, no more he smiled
| like Uncle BIN nor slapped folks OF
the back. He passed old friend,
with naughty stare; for common
folks he did not care-they wer,
beneath his gaze; old friends who'C
helped him Ger rough spots anC
handed him forget-me-nors were
snubbed in umpteen ways. HI
trotted forth a family tree thai
traced clear back to julius c. ant
other noble skates; he bought it il
the marts of trade and it was surel!
tailor-made; it left no open gates
| know Cy Tompkins' pedigree; hi
| grandsire crossed the briny sea will
cops upon his track; he'd broker
from a donjon-keep where he'd beer
/ tossed for stealing sheep-the!
yearned to drag him back. And Sc
it makes me laugh to glimpse tn,
coat of arms and other frimps hi
flaunts to public view; and if
cared to be right mean I'd bust hi.
ancestral machine-his social "WhC
| is Who" But / won't do it-not &
bust; let him pollute the "uppe
crust" a dozen moons from now
his head to normal size will shrink
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-09-15

Photographing the eclipse from an
airplane 10000 feet high cclipses
anything so far.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
MOTOR ROUTE n" NEWS
Sent in by Carol Powers.

q r.
Oliver J. Burks was In Holly on
business Wednesday,.
Glen, Carol. and Mrs. Powers were
shopping in Holly Tuesday
Mrs. J. B. Whipple and little
daughter took dinner at the Nathan
Powers home Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Burks and son, Oliver,
built fence Friday morning.
Mr.. s. B. Lewis was in Holly on
Wednesday,
Christina Tremain who has been
quite sick in the past is better at
this writing.
George Fedde and family went to
Holly Saturday.
Alberta. and Carol Powers spent
Thursday afternoon at the Henry
Burks Home.
Mr.. Oliver Burks and family were
in Holly shopping Saturday.
Mrs. Nathan Powers and her
daughter Carol. called at her sons
Guy Powers, home one day last
week.
Mrs, J. B. Whipple and daughter
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs. Whipple's parents.
Carol Powers left for Lamar Sun
day afternoon where she will attend
the Normal Institute for two weeks.
Afr. W. L. Clapper was in Holly
on business Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
luLLwooD Mus1Nos

! Mr.. and Mrs. John Coy spent Sun.
day at the Bennett home Hart
man.
Fred Harris ofHartman opened q
new grocery store at Millwood this
week which will be of great bene,
| fit to the farmers and others near
lby.
/ John Irwin was a Hartman visit
or Tuesday morning.
Misses Viola, Lucille and Fay
Homland and yelma Irwin called
at the Shelton home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOhnIrwln and fami-
iy were dinner guests at he Hedeck-
Ter home Sunday.
Ernest Robinson was taken to
Lamar hosital Thursday where he
underwent a successful operation
on his lung which had not cleared
since he had pneumonia sometime
ago.
People of this section were ra-
ther excited Monday when cloud
came up from the south and began
to hail but we are glad to say 1t
was only sprinkle and did no dam
age
Miss Laura is here to spend her
summer vacation
Mr.. and Mrs Elgin Manning and
baby were callers at the Shelton
home Sunday afternoon.
Z Edna and Leo Sicklebower went to
Hartman Tuesday afternoon to
practice for Childrens' Day pro-
gram to be given at the Methodist
church Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
NOTICE OF MoRTGAGEE's SALE


I. Notice is hereby given, That on
Saturday, June 23rd. 1928, at 2::30
O'clock p. M. will expose for sale
at Public Auction at the Rhodes
Garage in Holly, Colorado, the fol-
lowing described personal property
towit:-One All-American III ton
truck, Serial No. 207l, Motor No
3S44S,and one Studebaker Six Tour
ing car, Serial No 3260l6, Motor No.
1894, said sale being made under
the terms of chattel mortage
running from s. N. Edgmon to the
White Eagle Oil and Refining
Company. upon which default has
been made.
Terms of sale will be cash in hand
Jim Bryce,
Agent for the White Eagle Oil and
Refining Company, Mortgagee.
First Published June Z, 1923.
Last published June 81, 1923
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
CH|EFTA|N CORRESPONDENCE
Contributed by Special Staff from oil the Surrounding Territory
CHENEY CENTER CUTS

4
Mr.. and Mrs John Crabill spenl
Sunday. at the C. b. Hart home.
Mrs. Hellman and children spenl
Sunday at the Pike home.
Mrs. Heck and daughter, Trace
were shopping in Holly Saturday
Henry Crabill spent Saturday ant
Sunday visiting at the Allen home
Henry Pringle who has been visit
ing in Kansas the past three weeks
returned home Monday.
Charley Croft is working at the
Steel home this month.
Henry Crabill took supper Satur
day evening wit h Mr.. and Mrs
Bothom &
Chfldrens' Day is June 10, at the
SOdyview school.
Glen Croft is working for John
Pringle this month.
Irene Hopkins left Wednesday for
Clearwater, Kansas where she will
spend the summer with her broth.
er and family.
p. H. Notsch OF Marronville, Kan.
sas is spending a few weeks at the
Heck home visiting.
Mrs. Parks and children have been
visiting Irene Hopkins for the past
few days
Mrs. Carter and son Lawrence,
are having a siege OF the measles.
Mr..and Mrs Barney Heck enter,
talned at Sunday dinner on May 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowdel and children
A large crowd. from Cheney Cen
ter vicinity attended the Merchants
Matinee Saturday afternoon at Hol-
ly, which they enjoyed very much.
Miss Eta Crabill left for Lamar
Sunday where she will attend the
Institute. Miss Crabill will teach
the Enterprise school merit term.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Bothom and en-
joying a visit with their daughter
and little granddaughter who ar
rived here Sunday from Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs T. b. Kennedy and
Mrs Williams spent Sunday, May
l27 at the Geo. Parks hme.
9. W. Stockton apd family Of Bris-
tol moved out on the farm Mon
day for month while Mr.. Stockton
does some farming.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
soUTHwEsr K1owA NEWS

The Shedivetz, Spencer, and Bail.
ey families attended the program
and ice cream treat given by the
Primary room of the Towner
schools last Wednesday afternoon.
The T. 4. Sunday School class had
Mr. McClain make a frame for
their class charter.
Mrs. Clifford Guy and son, Junior,
called on Mrs. Cecil Biork Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Thomas motor
ed to Holly on Decoration Day
Henry Mikes had some blacksmith
work done at McClain's Thursday
The South Towner Willing Work
ers" served the lunch at the Mohler
sale last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnes were
dinner guests in the OFT Scott home
Sunday.
Cecil Biork returned to his work
near Tribune Sunday
There will be no preaching at the
South Towner Sunday School for
the next two Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barnes visited
with Tribune friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beeks entertained
the Spencer and Carl Bailey families
TO dinner Sunday.
Rex Schweers and Earl Barnes
are wearing big smiles now days.
We wonder If it isn't because they
are now both Masons.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Barnes are rid.
ing around in a bran" new Sedan
now days.
The High School and Eighth Grade
commandments were held as one
at tn Towner High School audi.
torlum Friday night. This group of
young people consisted Of one high
school graduate and six eighth
grade graduates. South Towner
was interested i'm this commence.
ment as three of the eighth grade
graduates were South Townerites.
They were Mable and Bert Spencer
and Leroy Barnes.
Mable Schweers called on Mrs.
Cecil Bjork Monday afternoon.
| MIR. and Mrs. Starrett from near
Bristol and Mr.. and Mrs Omas were
Sunday afternoon visitors in the
Writ Bailey home.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
MOTOR ROUTE NEWS


Robert E. Lee has gone to Stat
ford, Kansas for few days on bust
ness.
Plant. Plant. Plant is the order
Of the day and the farmers are very
busy.
| Aifalafa is blooming and a few
are cutting. they report fine. and
heavy crop.
Alfalfa Mills are getting tuned-uT
and ready for the season run.
Farm hands are very scarce. de
spite the fact there is much work
they need not go to Kansas fol
a wheat field job now.
FreAuent good rains are reported
everywhere which means rapid
growth Of all vegetation.
Mr. Ansel is keeping the roads
dragged in fine shepe.
Will Offill has traded his Ford
touring car for Ford sedan.
Cal Quick was shopping in Holly
last Saturday. He sold his hogs
the same day to Mr.. MeKibben.
There seems to be plenty Of
snakes this season, so watch your
step.
W. T.Maddy was Hartman vi
sitor Friday
N. A. Kanpu was a Holly shopper
last Thursday.
Carl Deepe is plowing much
prairie land this spring with his
Fordson.
F. O. Harris is starting a gro
Gerry store in Millwood
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
NOTICE

Any person caught maliciously
destroying the property of The
Holly Golf Clubwill be denied the
privilege of using the ground on
the first offense and II necessary
such partieswill be punished to the
fullest extent OF the law.
The Holly Golf Club
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Watch for our special June Odd
Furniture specials which will be
priced for quick sale prices Com
mencing June 7th.-Morich Furni-
ture Co
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Ilse leave town for
the summer about Saturday. They
will visit her folks in Racine, Wis
consin. Prof. Ilse will attend the
University of Minnesota and Min
,neapolis durng the summer. This
is his old Alma Mater.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Swain and son
have moved from Wichita to Holly
to carry on farm south of town
They formally lived here some ten
years ago.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

The annual Normal Institute now
going on at Lamar continues till
June 10. The teachers OF six coun-
ties are in session about 800 in
number
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Miss Vera Stofer of Garden City
who has just finished her school
work returned home to see her
mother, Mrs. Fred 'Gieswein. II
miles south Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

We do upholstering and sell up
holstering material, such as imita-
ton leathrs. in Brown and black
leather. The Morich Furniture Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mrs, Carrie Moore and grandson
of Garden City, Kansas, took the
train for Syracuse Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

An exciting election Of new
School Board oenrred at Towner
yesterday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Marie. Buddy and Billy Keans OF
Dodge City came in Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ U. DeWald while
Frank Keans makes a trip to Ore
gon.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

A. A. Morich went to Pueblo last
Sunday evening to visit Don. He
returned home last night.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

w. A. Preston of Fort Scott came
in to see his daughter, Rosey Pond
south of town, yesterday He will
depart soon for Seattle.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Family washings, IS cents per do
zen by Mrs. N. E. Geyer, Cooper
House, Cheyenne Street. 4s-49pd tt
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mrs. Susie Glover.of Coolidge was
in town on business Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

J. F. Mohler has gone to Montana
and Idaho on trip.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mrs. Ison Chambers Of Lycan went
to Lamar Monday to attend the
Teachers Institute
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mrs. Mason OF Coolidge was in
town yesterday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Miss Petit has left the employ of
the McCue Mercantile Co. and gone
to Aguilar, Colo
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Upper main street is being re
paired and graveled this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mrs. J. H. Conor went to Coolidge
Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. Woods were in
Colorado Springs last week. They
returned Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

N. H. Geary departed on his trip
yesterday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

We have number of new pat
terms in Congoleum rugs 6 x9,9 x 9
9 X 10 rugs. The Morich Furniture
Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

L. NJ. Appel went to Denver on
Monday evening to be gone four or
five days.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

The trees In the railroad park
received their annual coat OF white
wash this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

]. W. Holcomb went to Lamar
On business yesterday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
sNoDaRAss FOOD co, STORE

+. j. Thayer was out of town on
business this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

For early June sellers we have
Gold seal Congoleum rug mats, 49c
each. Special price for ten days on
ly. Morich Furniture Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mrs. McIntire and daughter came
in from Sheridan. Wyo. to visit Mr..
and Mrs. M. s. Bragg north OF town
last Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
DEMONSTRATION AT
sNopaRAss rooD co. STORE

r D. Smith Of the Extension De
partment Of the State Agricul
tural College at Fort Collins will
be in Holly ON 1eesday, June 18th.
at 800 o'clock p. m. He will demon
strate caponixing and give general
talk on poultry raising at the
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mrs D. w. Rinehnrt of La Junta
who has been here visiting her
father, G. R. Baxter, OF stonington,
returned home Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Misses Della Steele and Hettye
De Wald went to La Junta the last
OF last week to visit friends. Later
they 60 to Denver.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. S, D. Ruggles OF
Colfax, Iowa, parents of Mrs F. H
Aiken are visiting at the Allen home
They came yesterday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-06-07
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mrs. J. H. Conor went to Coolidge
Monday.
vss,s.a.a y, H, Geary departed pn his trip
Mrs. Mason of Coolidge was in
town yesterday.
]. F. MOhler has gone to Montana
and Idaho on trip.
J. w. Holcomb went to Lamar
On business yesterday
Upper main street is being re-
paired and graveled this week.
Mrs. Susie Glover.of Coolidge was
in town on business Saturday.
An exciting election OF new
School Board ocurred at Towner
yesterday.
L. NJ. Appel went to Denver on
Monday evening to be gone four or
five days.
The trees In the railroad park
received their annual coat OF white
wash this week
Miss Petit has left the employ of
the McCue Mercantile Co. and gone
to Aguilar, Colo.
Mrs. IsOn Chambers OF Lycan went
to Lamar Monday to attend the
Teachers Institute.
A. A. Morich went to Pueblo last
Sunday evening to visit Don. He
returned home last night.
Mrs. Carrie Moore and grandson
of Garden City, Kansas, took the.
train for Syracuse Monday.
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Family washings IS cents per do
zen by Mrs. N. f. Geyer, Cooper
House. Cheyenne Street. 4S-49pd tt
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We have number of new pat
terms in Congoleum rugs 6 K 9, 8 x g
8 10 rugs. The Morich Furniture
Co.
Mrs. McIntire and daughter came
In from Sheridan. Wyo. to visit Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. s. Bragg north of town
last Friday
Misses Della Steele and Hettyea
De Wald went to La Junta the last
of last week to visit friends. Later
they 60 to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Ruggles of
Colfax, Iowa, parents of Mrs. F. H.
Aiken are visiting at the Allen home
They came yesterday.
Mrs. D. w. Rinehart of La Junta
who has been here visiting her
father, G. r. Baxter, OF Stonington,
returned home Monday.
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For early June sellers we have
Gold seal Congoleum rug mats, 49c
each. Special price for ten days on
ly. MOrich Furniture Co.
w. A. Preston of Fort Scott came
in to see his daughter, Rosey Pond
south of town, yesterday. He win
depart soon for Seattle.
We do upholstering and sell up
holstering material, such as imita-'
ton leathrs, in Brown and black
leather. The Morich Furniture Co.
Marie, Buddy and Billy Keans of
Dodge City came in Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. U. DeWald while
Frank Keans makes trip to Ore
gon.
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The annual Normal Institute now
going on at Lamar continues till
June 10. The teachers OF six coun-
New Britain herald., 1923-11-01
TMn .Nrm, s.ta,. l;cinrn.

West Point. \. tn Nov. i.--Morc defensive work asairst the Eli playa Mas .he feature ol Army's workout Fcsicr lay. Th' tafsity looked better acain7i ihc la't attack as launchcd ay ihe @mart .cfab aggregation.
 farNirk Nd3 hu"h in the line and ril Wood was paying at fulibark. Lo'h have hccn resting since Satur- tag. Don Storck. veteran end. whose ht appearance Nas against Notru Dhns ntcr foit1irIi ago. got into e. drill yctcnlag while Army was G king itS c1en.d,a drill He is a brohaii. starier ir orc or the uncer- tain sin@ DO itions wilrn Army meets iaie on i'aiuriag.
 Inc hg i.4m got good look at thc issi fortnati1n when the scrubs fit on a slow motion dummy serim- e age for iis benefit. This was a pains taking anair. to which Head Coach Mctim 4H Saw d lot of personal atten- [ 'pn. 1'hn drill wound up with a fast iiguai practice. during which Gilmore played in Tiny" HoNitt's place al Eaifhank th" lst!.r taking his work- cut with tha second rlrtcn. The other ,lr6ity hall-rarryine hacks were Ives and Wool. smythe dro.c the team at quarter.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-01
NINTH MRS, VANDERBILT
 JOINS -FOUR HUNDRED"
Emily o'Ncill Davis Bccomes Bride of William H. Vanderbilt in
 New York Today

New York, Nov. 1. -- The ninth Mrs. Vanderbilt" will be added 10 the social register today when Emily uNtlll Davies becomes the wife of William II. Vanderbilt, son Of the 9hc Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt.
 X largo list Of socially prominent uili be represented at the wedding. which will take place in stately old Grace church in lower Rroadwa,, Manhattan, The ceremony win be 0t as3H o'clock,
 Lady Cheylegmore. Mir. Nandcrhilt's aunt, is here from England to attend. She Is sister of his mother, Mrs. IBnl Fitzsimons. the former Elsie French, who divorced Alfred Gwynnc Vanderbilt.
 ATias Davies is daughter Of Mrs 'frpderick Martin Davies
 Tho NandorbIts who have preceded arc: The Dowager Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrp. Frederick W. Vanderbilt. Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt. Sr.. Mrs. Cor nelius Vanderbilt sr.. Mrs George W. Vanderbilt, Mrs. William K. Wander hiit. End. Mrs. Reginald C. Wander hilt and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.
 MT. Vanderbilt came into q fortune of s5.000.00o and the Newport es- tate left by his father when he be- came Of age year ago. His father died in the Lusitanis disaster.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-01

crcascd popularity Of thc si2-day bike raccs,
 The Htuo world gcri,., is nov o,,r and tho players can r"ct up a few days before starting for thc spring training camp.
 There dG"en't seem any real reason to g,, excited over Inc matching of inc Mohawks of Meridcn and fine AL New Rriiains for Thanksgiving day.
 l'plcaa the arrangements. Srcng prospects of Il good gate" get thrill from ihc prospects Of counting the coin or the realm.
 The Nrridsn outfit, while fuir or ganiaatjon. certainly is nowhere near the class of 'he An New rfit, inc.
 They have n8t fhr players and inc management bas no, th, rash to hirc 'he players if they desired 10.
 on tho other hand ,trc New Grii,in management is generous @ith u" salaries ard the rcsutt is that r ho. what probably ia thr brst arert...9 n'l. taken as Whnir, of fpribHl rii }..'" in ihc uair.
 
 There can bn scr" Nnln dau't oa the outcome ot Tbnnl .ei,iag ng.'a game. The Mohauhs ,Hiu ta a '.pt mp" for New fri,piu and lh. 'um hardly vill Ect tun thrir ihce c.rr3 unless Merlden uncotrri more than she has yet shown.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-01
BACHELORS CANNOT AFFORD ID MARRY
Too Much for Any Sell Respecting
 Man, Says BritiSher

London, Nov. 1.-In England ii is almost necessary for self-respecting man to forego marriage; according to Mir. J. Lort Williams, NJ. F.. who made this statement in amplification of his defense Of bachelors recently at a fashionable London wedding at which hc acted as best man. He rallied the bridegroom for deserting the ranks Of bschelordom at a time when the fight was the keenest and his statements aroused the ire of most oc the west end mammas.
 Tn England we have a population of SIS to the square mile as com pared with two in the colonies and ten in America he said. Now you understand why call bachelors blessed.
 There is at tae moment a ten- dency among men not to marry. They find it too expensive a luxury. Also at tho moment taxation faVors the bachelor. Despite the evergreen sug- sestion that bachelors should be taxed. I am against the taxation.
 Compulsory marriage as snggcs'e cd for England is absurd. My real ar cument for bachelors is that the population is increasing at the rate of 1000 day. We have a million and quarter une employed. There are ss it is too many people in the world and unless the birth rate is diminished unemployment will he maintained at that figure and maybe higher.
 ''If we do not control birth we should populate the dominions and other places where the population is scarce and the spaces great"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-01
HARVARD CHANCES VARSITY LINEUP
(Contnrrd from Ircccl,ns Iasc)

luytg r,r,,rl Iu>, Saturday u,a
 naJ' his return lo ught tack,2 douhttuL Yesterday Jack Miller. reg uiar la9t year. received nc assign mcnt T"aintr GcuIgc tonnots said 'd n!Ght tnu. he believed that Iilali would hc aple to pag part o, tne Army game. Eddie Bench, who ,, Captain MHllory'a uaIerst ldy at InA. back, is suffering from au injured leg and his return to the line-np by sat ridaH ia doubtful.
 Although Lyle idghcs1n mas roturn- ed to thn alarterhack ro|c. he is not ia pc9'ert trim and thc coaches rian t3 nso three quarterbacss Saturday, aiar1 l- with l,irhfson and follow ins wita Newell NEi1IiRgrr and Russell MEerh,. who has run the eleven :n Io'.H ni ihc ft games played. Yes trgdA, O. .hrHha ana NcidinPer ran th. Aara,tp ,ad Murphy the second L,anh fony i'Hmsn resumed at left cnI but br MS GcDiac"d carly by aacr~nnI Ginar,0A. who will play tast ai ihc Army .ame,
 l'hn Nprsily linca np as followsi tdv, iumBu, Bihghan and fulman, ..h.s lilcr and Milstosd; guards. .'h..it and Dillrr; e.uter. Lo,eloy; ,'H rrrlaack. Riehes an; halfhaeks. i ~n2 and Fond; fnlilack. Captain 1aHntr. For the ii half Of tho isactifa 2 reserve b1cl,h I'd, including Eattir. Scott and Ssa'r W,s used. Wis. Hlnz r91oho1 included cx-captain
 rir'. Tharne. s;si Glass Ralph itlUamee. N colm Fa'mcr and Allen ioruy
New Britain herald., 1923-11-01
Wife Alleges Cruelty
 In Suit for Divorce

Anthony Naieriano who was ar- rsignod in police court Monday morn ing on d charge of beating his wife. was yestedy named defendant in | divorce action brought by her in which she asks divorce. custody of three minor children. alimony and tho right to resume her maiden name Of Eoac sarra. Mrs. Nalcriano alleges orgeity on divers dates be- tr-acn February a. 1928 ard the present, time. She is represented by Attorney & c. Casalc. Property on Myrtle street was attached yesterday by Constable Fred Wrinkle. and the