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Evening star., 1923-10-07

fHSt OF all, can Nehf De overcome
by the. Yankees this year? He won
the decisive game against them in
1921 and again in 1922. Is he likely
to be less effective In 1923? II he
has lost his cunning, then 1t may be
said that the Yankees have gained
one point in their attack.
Can the Yankees hit Scott with
any greater power than they did last
year? They were little children In
front of him then. If they can knock
him out of the box they will have
gained another point
Has Ryan the skill to pitch a world
to the last? He has a drop ball of
the kind that is not relished by the
Yanks.
McQui1lan Has Improved.
McQuillan pitched a rough and
crude game against the Yankees in
1922 and won. Can McQuillan be
rough and crude this year and win?
then. although he is wobbly, largely
because of his own personal faults.
Can the Yankees do anything
against Watson? They were never
much of team to take hold of a new
pitcher and shake him up much.
Can they solve Bentley. another
pitcher new to them? Bentley is
notoriously soft against some teams
and hard nut to crack for others.
VIII the Yanks find him soft?
Will the Yanks be able to hit jon
nard, a pitcher who has speed enough
to keep any team busy while his
speed lasts?
1t is not such a jug-handled thing,
this pitching proposition. between
SO openly at the class of the Giants
pitchers.
T The Other Side of 1t.
And then there are the Yankees
pitchers against the Giants.
Hoyt stood the Giants on their
heads more perpendicularly In 1921
than they had been elevated for years.
But he was not so good in 1922 He
was older and larger above the ears.
Now he is older and more domestic
Gated.
shavkey never, will be a. certain
pitcher against the Giants, and he
has faced them many times.
Bush completely lost his temper,
his grip on the game and about every
thing else in 1922. Can he come back
against the Giants after that?
Jones is great pitcher. He never
has had a real test against the
Giants. If he is going right in the
world series he should give the Ma
ttonal League entry battle.
Pennock Is the type of left-hander
that the Giants would rather have
with them than against them. If he
starts well he will finish we'll. and il
he does not he will die quickly and
easily. .
Yankees Not So Changed.
Now how much have the Yankees
that is so different than what they
had In 1921 and 1922 that every one
should say this is a world series I'm
which the Giants pitchers are sub
merged even before the tidal wave
has started?
There was not so much difference
in the pitching in those years, but
the Giants won because their fielding
was a great deal better than the
Yankees showed. Mays stands for
two games lost In the two previous
series because he slipped and fioun-
dered while fielding the ball Then
there were other costly bobbles that
lost three more games for the
Yankees.
That is about FIVE games all told
that the Yankees lost through poor
fielding out of the eight that the
Giants won So 1t will be seen that
the American leaguers will need more
than pitching to beat their rivals this
year-they viii need good fielding too,
Copyright, 1921
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BUT LITTLE BETTER OFF
THIS YEAR THAN in 1922
American Leaguers Kicked Away Their Chances
In Both Former Clashes With Giants and
Need Most to Improve on Defense.
BY GEORGE CHADWICK.

EW YORK, October Off the Yankees pull through
1928 world SERIES starting Wednesday, will
they tighter the field than
1922 and not because they have better pitching
kicked their chances last and the before.
Almost everybody
the Yankees that is
Pittsburgh?
If the Giants staff good enough
to hold Yankees
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SMITH HURT IN BOUT.

NEW YORK, October 6.-Harold
Smith, Chicago bantamweight, twist
ed his knee in bout in which he de-
feated Danny Lee of Harlem at Madi-
son Square Garden last night, and has
been forced to cancel a match next
Friday with Bud Taylor at Aurora.
III II was said tonight that Smiths
injury was not serious, but that it
might keep him idle for several
weeks
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Chacolet Captures Special Yankees Pitching Superiority
WESTERN HORSE is BEST
TN BIG FIELD AT LATONIA
Owner Headley Enriched $49,35 by Victory Of
His Entry Which Pays $44.6O Straight
ln'Memoriam, Second; Shuttle Along, Third.

ATONIA KY. October 6Chao of western
the
$4,000 added Kentucky special
of
the Laonia
finished half behind
knobb fourth, with
horses while Of
second slower
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GRIDMAN rs INJURED.

MARIETTA. Ohio, October e. war.
tackle on the Broaddus foot ball team,
Broaddus, W. Va, Is In. q hospital
here, suffering from concussion OF
the brain received during tho game
with Marietta College here this after
noon. " ,a. Al :. - 4 II, -
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Wo0DBERRY. FOREST WINS,

ORANGE, Va, October 6.ThA
woodberry Forest foot hall team d.
37 TO o, today. Tho svisAtot1ywe sun-
able to. make j hr1t down, while
Woodberry.D hsck sfeene, FserrAlI
and srattsf4opr reeled on Ions gains.
Evening star., 1923-10-07
ROD AND STREAM
BY Perry Miller

the fishing approaches and daysbecometoo
majority anglers sit in boat and for the
gamey the old Potomac will perhaps be good
followers Yesterday the the
vicinity Washington badly dcored being Of almost
rather slim It
a
muddy
Evening star., 1923-10-07
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HAnPERS FBRRY, w. Va. soctofer
The Pokofhac 3 and = 9kehand III
rivers shotn ws Isss clsar this nins
Evening star., 1923-10-07
KENNEL AND FIELD
BY Geo. III. Kernodle:

WASHINGTON today of blue
wv of the dog show held by the Virginia State
Wednesday Thursday of
competition seldom than apparent judging
of judging handled anciers this
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
LAS vACAC1oNEs

Los invictos 1obos del Plata que tan
to han hecho gozar a Don Paco, Barre
ras y otros amigos mios, Sc van pa. >.
vacaciones".
Ademas. Sc dijo en- Cayey que su ca
pitan, el Gacho, en- vista de que en- la
isla va no habian contrarios para ellos,
solicito y obtuvo el correspondence
permiso para el viajecito.
Y al misrno tempo que fue concedi-
da la peticion, acuerdan terminar ell
aio felizmente, efectuando dos juegos
con el "San Juan Athletic" y otros dos
con Ponce.
Con los atleticos quisieron jugar "Pe-
lota indiferente"; no fue tan facil
como creyeron ganarle. Perdieron uno
y estuvieron punto de perder Ell otro.
El Ponce" lie dio Ia segunda 1eccion
al "Ribosch". El primero obtiene un
training superior, ansioso, de laureles.
el segundo Sc dejo llevar por aquello
de 'cria fama acuestate"; y approve
charon la oportunidad leones y atleti-
cos, para dar dos soberanas felpas CO.
mo fin de fiesta, quizas postrera exhi-
bicion la gloriosa "reliquia" caye-
vana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29

-Esta maiiana dfjonos el popular
Pipo MaldDnado que ell personal de
I, la nOyena Ponce ha recibido hasta la
fecha mdltiples regalos, algunos de
verdadero m6rito, que revelan ell afec-
to Y simpatfa de que goza dicha uni
dad deportiva.
Para el sabado % del cursante ha
OrganiZado una jarana-baile el aristo-
crltico Club Deportivo de Ponce, fies-
ia que Sc espera resultara brilante,
como todas las que celebra dicha insti-
tuci0n.
La noticia dc que ell team Ponce
venci6 al club 'Ribosch, de Cayey, el
domingo Iiltimo por Ia mafiana, con
una anotaci0n de 6 a 0 carreraS; Y que
por Ia tarde hubo empate, ha eicctri-
cddO, puede decirse asf, a los fans pom
ceiios que empieZan a concebir espe.
ranZas de que los Ieones volveran a
c0nquistar el primer puesto entire las
nOrcndS insulareS.
FL domingo las cinco de Ia tar
de, Ell el distante barrio Guaraguaos
el vecino Santana Montero agredi6 con
un garrote Juan Martinez, causdn-
dole tres heridas cOntusas en- Ia cabe-
"a, en- las q. recibi6 asistencia EN- ell
Hospital 1Ticoche.
Montero ha sidO sometido a la COrte
Municipal.
La policia ha decomisado un revol
yer que portaba Francisco Canales.
mientras vagaba por el sitio 'El Peli-
gro; y ha formulado denuncia con-
ira ei por portar armas prohibidas.
Aver por la madrugada, en- la ca
rretera de Adjuntas, varios individuOs
que andaban en- autom6vil despoja-
ron Julio Colon de una lechona Y a
Juan Colon de % libras de cafe pila-
do.
Refi6rese que los salteadOreS siguie
ron viaje respectivamente con rumbo
a Adjuntas.
-Desde hace varios dfas vienep
trabajando las comisiones designadas
para recoger fondoS que Sc deStinaran
a los gastos que ocasionen las fiestas
de los Camisas Rojas.
Asegdrase que las de febrero pro
Ximo resultaran nluy lucidas.
-Anoche celebr6 el Club Juan Cam
pos un bale de sociedad que respondi6
por sus caracterfsticas al cr6dito y
honor que tiene va conquistada dicha
institution arteSana.
C0ircspoRSdl.
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NOTAS DEPORTIVAS
egaron como

juego de la tarde en- que pegaron como
condenados.
El personal del San Juan Athletic"
es casi el mismo del Sports, pero ell
espiritu es distinto. Ademas de poseer
una exceptional habi1idad estan mas
agresivos y tienen mas ammonia.
Despues de haber perdido el juego
matinal indebidamente, cuando va es-
taba en- casa, como Sc dice, por la tar
de, los Atleticos fueron animosos al
diamante, y no Sc mostraron indife-
renteS la "curvita" lanzada por Cha
gum, pues atacaron con muchas ganas
y la pelota lanzada por el pitcher orien-
tai, fue hecha papilla. Fabito que for
maba parte de la novena "Humacao",
fue en- auxilio de Chaguin. pero no ha-
hia modo de "apagar Ell fuego"
En- este juego los Atleticos Sc des-
quitaron su derrota anterior. LENA
ban las bases Y las vaciaban. Dieron
palos para todos los gustos los in
nings paredian interminables Solo
pudo jugarse ocho innings. pues la
obscuridad suspendio ell juego.
Thompson, el COLO, repiti6 otra ha-
zaha en- este juego. Habendo dos
honbres en- bases. uno en- segunda Y
otro en- teroera, Hernandez conecta
una endemoniada rola por entire terce-
ra Y short, fue cosa de un segundo !;
no Sc oyo NADIA mas que el ruido del
bate guante, solo pudimos yer un
amago a tercera un disparo a pri-
mera.
Velocidad Sc lucio; encesto bolas di-
ficiles casi en- la mayor de las veces.
Su record al bate. fue a ocupar sitio
preferente con Santana y Ciqui.
En- resumen. que el San Juan Ath-
letic" "Humacao" dividieron la VIC
toria. Que como Sc We los primeros
estan resultando colosales, pues la me-
jor prueba Ia han dado va con el Ri
bosch" eel "Humacao".
TI,is pPOCRESS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
LOS JUEGos PAsADos

Los atleticos en- mi opinion "pesaron''
mucho en- los juegos del domingo pa
sado. Cierto que ell sus inicios pare
clio que recibirfan dos duros castigos
por parte de los orientales.
Camar6n, el pitcher formidable, fuG
castigado duramente. Lo que no han
podido descubrir los leones del sur, en-
las curvas del va famoso pitcher, fue
cosa facil para la gente de Guzman.
El "Humacao" gan6 Ell juego gracias
a un error decisive de Ciqui. Estuvo
hasta el octave inning con una carre-
ra debajo. El San Juan Athletic" pu-
do haber terminado fei:zmente su jue-
go a no ser por la desgracia antes di-
cha. Y decimos desgracia porque sa-
bemos de la manera que juega Ciqui
es un buen jugador, su batting es ex-
celentisirno y adernas pone en- su ira
bajo todo el amor propio entusiasmc
que Sc puede.
A1nbas novenas lucharon en- el pri-
mer juego bravamente. Por dos oca-
stones estuvieron empatadas. CANA
ron y Fgueroa Sc disputaban la mejor
labor. Figueroa estuvo mas efciente
que Camaron; los Atleticos lie dieron
de 10 Undo al temible pitcher oriental
A exception de Santana, que lie dio a
la bola como quiso, los demas morian
como tiernas avecillas.
Otro que contribuy6 al triunfo del
Humacao fue ell ''truculento' Thomp-
son, atrapando una feliz Inca dada
por Ciqui, que no ser por tan ines
perada y dificil cogida hubiera costa
do varias carreras.
Sc dijo al principle del juego matt
nal, que los Atleticos eran mas debiles
que los Orientales. Y que sus batea-
doreS no tan buenos como aquelos.
Sin embargo los pitchers bateadores
de los Atleticos resultaron mejores en-
esos juegos, pues 10 demostraron en- el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
INF FORNACION De PONCE

Ponce diciembre 26.-IIan contraidC
matrimOnio cat0lico Ell esta ciudad, en
el dOmicilio de In novia, calle Trico
che No. 81, la gentil sefiOrita Patria
Maria Colon v el estimable joven To.
mas Ferrer Mestre, de la Cidra.
Fueron padrinOs de Ia boda cor
GustavO Schwabe Y d0ha Mona RIVE
Y los contrayentes emprendieron viaiG
despues del acto nupcial hacia la CT
dra.
Que sean felices.
-Prudencio Ortiz, sostuvo antes de
anOche una riila con un individuo a
quien no conoce, en- la calle Magnolia,
recibiendo una herida en- el costadO
izquierdo. En- In sala de socorros lie
prestarOn los auxilios de rigor.
Juan Figueroa, tuvo un disgusto
en- ell callej0n del MGcaro, antes de
anoche, con Maria Rivera; y al ex-
citarse ell Figueroa, 1anz0 piedra con
ira Maria, causandola una herida con-
tusa en- Ia region frontal. La lesiona-
da fu6 asistida en- ell salon de emer-
gencias del hospital Tricoche.
-Aprovechando del bullicio de es-
tas dltimas noches, los rateros pene-
traron en- el mercado descerrajaron
los pucstos de don Rafael Martinez Ri
vera v don Francisco Rodriguez, lie
vandose finercaderfas que Sc calculan
en- un valor de trienta cuarenta do
lares.
Aver por la maiiana procedi0 ell
Inspector de la Prohibition seilor Mi
guel Hurtado la destruction de va
rios aparatos destilatorios ocupados
V que estaban disposition de la Cor
tie Municipal, derramando en- Ia tie
ira la vez cierta cantidad de licor
decomisado.
-ContinGa enfelmo Ell la quinta del
Lcdo. Rafael Arizona Siaca, barrio Ma
clluelo, su hermano ell tambien Lcdo.
Erasto Arizona Siaca, Juez Municipal
de CoanO.
Con gusto registraremos la noticia
de su coI1l.leta salud.
En- el Colegio Percy han ter1nina-
do sus estudios, recibiendo sus diplo-
mas, los siguientes alumnos :--Srtas.
Maria Leon Torres, Luz Palmira Nal
donado Ana Luisa Mocete, de ta-
qufgrafas V mecan0grafas :-Srta. AM
paro Codreau Y j6venes Antonio Nor
Ii, de Yauco; y Eulalio Bianchi, de
Adjuntas, de peritOs en- comercio.
-COntin1a traba jando con notable
6Xito, artfstico Y econ0mico, en- el Tea
tro Broadway, la excelente Companfa
Marina Ughetti.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
PONCE" VS.. IS. J. ATHLETIC"


Manana lse efectuaran dos grandes
desafios en- el Parque de la parada
ocho. Ell interes de estos dos rehidos
desafios esta en- la potencia de ambos
clubs, que cornpetiran por los mas al
tos honores del Rey Deporte.
Es TN gran acontecimiento que ha
despertado mayor interes entire los IA
naticos por dos motivos; primero, por
la fuerza que ha demostrado el "San
Juan Athletic y segundo por la reapa-
ricion del team Ponce" en- los terre-
nos de la parada ocho.
Los leones vienen armados hasta los
dientes avidos de triunfos, y ademas
sus ultimas victorias dan una idea de
que va ha pasado su inactividad.
ST este decimos de la gente de Pipo,
hay que agregar que el club San Juan
Athletic" comandado por Guzman, y
que Sc encuentra en- un estado de agre-
sividad sorprendente; piensa hacer NOR
der Ell polvo a los tenibles leones.
La novena capitaleha esta vez posee
un conjunto de jugadores, con un espi-
.itu inderrotable.
Ell Ponce en- estos encuentros lu-
chara con entusiasTno por salirse de
las garras de los atleticos, y este como
es natural hara que ambos equipos lu-
chen tenaznente.
En- resumen, mahana habra ahuencia
de fanaticos en- la Liga de la ocho y
los clubs contendientes jugaran buena
pelota, sea pelota professional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
REGALos DE REYES

Envio a sus respectivas localidades
los regalos siguientes:
Para el Gacho: Un "estuche de mo-
nerias".
Santana: un idern.
Rogue; una GAIA de sorpresas con el
nonbre "revelacion", Y una lapida con
la inscription; "Ausencia".
Cristino: Tn disco titulado: "Nueve
ceros, Mr.. Gallagher! Que explosion,
Mr.. Shean!"
Guilfuchi la llave del Temple de Ia
Fama".
Davil: Su retro del box. pensiona-
do con un dividendo atrasado pagade-
no por el club de los leones....
Ciqui: un ejemplar de "Pelota Re-
belde."
Montaner: Tn bate marca "Liebre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
EN- Ell PUENTE los
FRAILES'

En- la noche del dfa %. del corricn-
tc. en- In Subida hacia cl puente Los
Frailes de Rio picdras, carretera cen
tr;ll, el autom6yil No. P-335, guiado
por su due1o, Ramon DfaZ, choc0 con
cl truck HP-2SS propiedad de Enri.
que Pima Y guiado por Lucas RondGn
resultando el auto No. P-33j, casi dos
troZado V heridos Ramon Dfaz, chauf-
feur. BalbinO Sanchez paSaicros, quir-
ncs fueron asistidos Ell cl Hospital
Municipal de Rio Piedras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29

que salta cuando menos Sc piensa en-
ella.
Moncho Ell Brujo; las feIcitaciones
candentes que lie enviaran mahana los
atleticos....
Recurv6n: Tn "Jazzer band" de los
que vende el 'Bazar Puertorriquefio."
Thompson Eel cojol: I'm pote de
"pega" marca "Rola Velocidad".
Fabito: un cuadro pintado al oleo
por un artista de oriente que Sc demo-
nina "Reencarnaci6n".
Jallase: Tn curse por correspondent
cia de "Capitania Basebolera".
Colon: Un peto-corss, con 10 cual
vendria a ser ia pedrada en- ojo de
pelotero" la antitesis de Ia concida "pe-
drada en- ojo de boticario".
Victoriano: Una GAIA de 'seguri-
dad. 49,. en- la primera.
Anselrno: un paiue1ito nuevo para
Ell cuello de la acreditada casa "Lin-
pio Siempre".
Caratini: Un POGO de "materia pr.
ma" para que pueda representa- la
Vuelta al Hogar".
Y por Iltimo: al superintendent de
la Liga de la parada ocho un Para
guas' para que Sc libre de la lluvia
de quejas de los jugadores cuando CO.
meten un error y echan la culpa al te-
rreno."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
Sc HA NoMBRADo uN JuRADo

Tarde ha sido: ha debido ser desde
el principle asi Sc hubiera evitado
que dos tres personals lanzaran los
vientos ciertas "injurias".
Nos referi1nos al "Concurso Basebo-
lero". El que escribe estas notas tie
ne un concepto muy alto tornado de
los senores que verifcaban el escruti-
MO, y que la vez son caballeros que
ostentan su honradez a prueba.
Pero resulta 10 de siempre. FL pu-
blico quiere yer (cuando Sc trata de
intereses) las cosas bien... "claras"
Pero, nunca es tarde, La bruna que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
Ell CORREO DE EsTADos UNIDos

Esta mariana a las seis fonde0 en-
este puerto, procedente de New York,
con carga general, pasajeros y correo,
ei vapor "San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29

Sc notaba, los encargados del concurso
va la han hecho desvanecer.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-28
ANOTHER THANKFUL WOMAN

Not long ago a woman on Lamson
St. East Boston tMass.). gave out q
praiseworthy letter which appeared
in newspapers. She mentioned how
thankful she was for having been told
about a constipation medicine known
as DIR. TIrIe's Elixir.
Now another resident. Mrs. Rogers,
of los Falcon St, East Boston, writes:
II still have DIR. TI7Ie's Elixir, for 1t
surely benefits me; have a good APP
petite and eat everything that | want.
l could not get along as good as
do IL ! did not take DR.. True's Elixir.
It is surely wonderful medicine.
never felt any better than now since
| took the Elixir"
In East Boston and everywhere else
there are women, men and children
who. also, can be made better In
health by using DIR. rrue's Elixir. the
True Family Laxative and Worm Ex-
peller. A favorite laxative for over
II years. 4oc--60c-s1.20
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-28
IMMIGRATION TOPIC
OF LEGI0N'S ESSAY
New Britain School Board Wi
Be Asked TO Cooperate

why America Should Prohibit I'm
migration for Five Years. will be the
subject OF the American Lcgion's ma
tional essay contest which opened last
! Friday and will continue to October
/ IL. The New Britain school COM
mittee will be asked 10 cooperate and
Eddy-Glorer post has sent eSplana-
tory matter to Supt Stanley II.
Holme, asking that he arrange TO have
pupils In the schools enter the con-
test
The contest will be conducted by
the Legions Amerioanism commits
sion and Is open to all school children
between the ages of IL and IS. More
than 100000 children are expected to
submit essays. In conformity with the
purposes of the Legion's efforts which
are to develop an interest among
school children In the great national
questions OF the day and to encourage
education. the Americanisn commits
sion will award national prizes In the
form of three scholarships from the
first second and third winners, to the
cash value Of $3.50. $500 and $3.50. re-
spectiyely They may be applied in
meeting the expense of a students ed
ucation in any college or university.
A silver medal. bronze medal and a
certificate of merit will De awarded to
first second and third state winners,
respectively.
Essays will be selected In turn by
the county and state judges appointed
by the county and state school officials
and legion members. Winning essays
will be sent to Legion headquarters at
Indianapolis where they will be iudg-
ed by three educators of national
prominence to be named by the
commission. Essays will
be restricted to 500 words In length.
style and originality of treat
ment, in order named will be the basic
tons in Judging essays.
Spelling and penmanship will also be !
considered
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-28
SOUTHINGTON NEWS
school Board sustains Superintendent
- Holiday Observance Borough
Meeting--Iiems.

The school board voted TO sustain
Superintendent of Schools william
coggins In the dismissal Of six and
the conditioning OF Is teachers In the
grade schools OF southirgton, AZ a
special meeting held at the home OF
DIR, W II. Miller Saturday night. The
vote showed Ave In favor OF sustain
Ing the superintendent and four
against the. motion. The teachers
have expressed considerable dissatis-
faction over the decision and reports
have IL that special town meeting
will he called to bring the matter be-
fore the voters. Several OF the teach
ers have declared that they will not
sign their contracts and the time for
their return expires this week. This
will cause serious situation in
Southington. as the greater number
OF the teaching staff are expected to
hold out. Never before In the his
tory of the town has the school ques-
ton reached the point at which It
now stands. On every corner and at
all times of the day, the question is
being discussed by the residents. It Is
said that the teachers will be satisfied
with nothing short of the dismissal of
the superintendent. but this could not
be verified. The businessmen of the
town. however, state that the super.
intendent will be retained.
All the factories in the town will
close Wednesday, Memorial Da.% as
will the banks. post office and bust
ness places. The usual exercises will
be held in the morning.
special borough meeting will be
held tomorrow evening to decide the
question of additional day police pro-
lection. The tax matter will also be
brought UP, II Is expected that a
large number Of voters will be pres
ent as many are opposed to the APP
pontment Of any more policemen
The Milldale baseball team easily
defeated q team representing Tor
'inEton at the Milldale school grounds
afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Kelley and Mrs Gerald |
?. Cream spent the day visiting rela-
Ives in New Britain.