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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-05
HUNTS DAILY
LETTER
By hARRY B. HUNT 2

WARRINGTON. - A tug-of-war be
tween Coolidge and anti-Cooliige forces
in the present congress is in prospect
as the lineup forms for the short ses-
sion just beginning.
The division Of forces in ongres
for the next three months will not be
along wholly partisan lines. 1t will not
even be democrats and >"~insureents :"
against the regular" republicans.
For a more imp rtant I'm lercovcr di-
vision in the ranks Of the regulars
themselves will have "a bearing on leg
i~slation and the general course Of con-
gress even more far-reaching than any
thing the combined democrats and in
surgents can 40 during the next thr, e
months.
This division is becoming apparent,
particularly in the senate. between re-
publicans who acceGe to Go lidge the
right to decide what l. gislation should
or should not lie enacted during his
term as chef executive and those who
will insist. On the congressional right
to organize and lcsislate as the con-
gress its.lf \ lay determine, without
dictation CT interference by the execu-
tive.
For beneath the surface there still
immediate aides and the old guard
group in cong ess the same hostility
that cropped out on The surface dur
ing the Cleveland convention.
The oil parry stalwarts are not on
the inside o. tbs oolidge confidence.
The cid party control is still playing
second fiddle. 1t goes through the
motions OF keeping in tune, but its
heart isn't in harmony.
While the curtain is up and the pub
lie is looking an it follows the motions
of the leaders baton. But behind the
scenes il tuins its nose up at the lead
er's tecl nique. makes light Of his SCI.
~cctitrs an plans FIR the day when it
can ass 81 its Independence in one
grand. ear-hurs;;ng blast of discord.
If Coolidge as his way. and just
now it is recognized that he has pub
lie sentiment behind him, there will
be a minimum Of new law during the
next four years. All proposals for ex-
tension Of governmental activities will
be frowned upon. and many Of the pre-
sent activities regirously curtailed.
both in extent and expense.
To an extent not equaled in recent
years the executive would dominate the
government, with congress relegated to
a position where its only important
function would be enactment of neces-
sary appropriation bills.
As nearly as practicable. the condi.
ton recommended by Samuel Vauclain.
head Of the Baldwin Locomotive Works
the giving of a f%our-year vacation to
congress-would be brought about.
But such a condition, however, salts
factory it might be to business gener-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-05

The Prince of Wales got the thrill Of his life while in the
United States, he says. One of the big things he missed was VAL
ley grapefruit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-05

Mary Austin credits American get-up-an'- git to the stack Of
wheats. Now watch the doughnut and apple pie baker protest.
Philadelphia North American.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-05

1t is a good idea to kiss the children goodnight,
mind waiting up .fer>them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-05

XX Says

Price of bread in Paris is higher than
IL has been since 1870, so mavbe
heles something crooked about the
staff Of life.
Somebody Shot a vaudeville manage
IN Los Angeles. perhaps because he
hired another shooting act.
Anything can happen now. Election
expenses filed show eight elected con.
giessmen spent nothing.
The Wall Street boom shows the
brokers' are taking a lot of stock in
the reported business revival.
Senator Capper says there is too
much hot air about congress-. but
doesn't say how much is enough.
Keep your mouth closed when angry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-05

says a health expert. That's right, I'M
less YOU can lick everybody.
"Contentment makes a long life" is
more health advice. But many men
work enselves to death trying to get
contentment.
Scientists think they can make gold
out of quicksilver, but we don't.
A Detroit man who failed at suicide
three times might try going into the
Michigan woods and yelling like a deer
The big apple crop which was re-
ported recently is more than likely a
big cider crop now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-05
To Test New Tax Law

MI OST OF the newspapers Of the United States refrained from
making public the names of income tax payers and the
amount they paid. 1t was a question Of policy rather than of any
fear OF getting into the tolls of the department of Justice that
caused them to refuse to avail themselves of the information
thrown open to all under the new provision Of the revenue act.
Many newspapers, however, did publish names and figures and
promptly got into trouble about it, and now the United States
supreme court will be called upon to pass on their right to do So
The test case is that of the Kansas City JOulnal-Post. Judge
Albert l.. Reeves Of the United States district court for the West
for the Journal-Post to the Indictment of Walter S. Dickey. pub
Usher, and Ralph Ellis, general managing editor. Previously
United States district Attorney Madison had announced that the
government would appeal.
In his decision Judge Reeves said:
I'm instant case, the publication gave the names of taxpayers
and the amount paid by them. This information had already been
yielded to the public as a list of the tax payers with the amounts
paid, and had been made available for public inspection. The DOW
4 OF congress to enforce the payment Of the tax had been made
effective and had been concluded and with the final exercise of
the chlet power granted to congress, the Incidental powers would
OF necessity be at an end. Congress would have no authority to
and exhausted its main power and had gathered all the benefits c.
cruing therefrom.
But it may be argued that such publication is preiudcial to
the tax payers. This may be true and if the congress had at
tempted to suppress all publication its act probably could have been
maze e1fecuve, but IN this case the congress attempted to regu-
late the manner Of the publication Of the lists. This was clearly
a usurpahon of power. 1t was not an incident to it's power to tax,
out obviously an attempt on the part of congress to say in what
manner the people should acquire information made available to
them"
1t appears that it was not considered a violation of the law for
inqusltlve persons to scan the records and make such use of the
information as they chose; but that it was a violation for a news
paper to do the same. It may have been poor Judgment to broad
cast information that, to the minds of most people, is more or
less a private matter between the tax payer and the government,
but 1t certainly was discrimination against the newspapers
curbing of the freedom of TIE press. Judge Reeves ruled very
wisely and it is generally believed that the supreme court will up
hold him.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
XMAS GIFT sbod Four Headings For Him. k"ds and A oOGGESllONo IT
MERCHANDISE
Mnnteal-IO Buy

WANTED TO HEAR-from some one who has 100 ats. or more of milk fol sale from tuherculin tested cows. Box 22, Herald office. .l %K--ot all klnds 1 pay highest price tor rags, papers, and magazines. also good prices for second hand meme clothes. L. 2eldeG ll5 Belden st Tel. bj6-5.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
.Ngcnfs-Eeal E,statc

PLAINVILLE-ReaI estate fol sale. In. surancs of every description. See Gun. njngham & Wln'nger. RealtorS Neri Blag.. PlaInvllle Tel l2O.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

STUDERAKER MOTOR CARs-A gift Of a closed or semi-closud car in this line will make real gift. We solicit a visit to our show room. A, < p Motor Sales Co.,, 225 Arch St,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

DRENs FUTURE BY GIVING THEM A SAVINGS DEPOSIT BOOK. 4to EACH YEAR WILL HELP TO MAKE THEM }HAPPV AND INDEPENDENT. THE COMMERCIAL TRUST co,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

PLEASANT ST, c7-furnlshed front room private family. American gentleman preterred. Phoae 687-2.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

PROSPECT ST. ACCOMMODATING furnish cd
 room. steam heat, reasonable. Ring downstairs bell after o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

STCDERAKEE MOTOR CAE5-A st ~ a closed or semi-ciosed car in rhz hue will make q real gift. We solicit a visit to our sales room, F. & |. NutoT Sales Co., 225 Arch St,
 TABLE LAMPS That arc beautiful ar rs- tj' and useful An Xmas gift that lasts An SIS yaIuc at only Sl2.5n. easy i.'as Three durable finishes. The Conn. l. glt X Power Co. % West MainsSt VACUUM CLEANERS-Th electric 'Iiow, tHon- Beach" at S95.O0. AndeI son E'.0, trta O., 269 Main St.. ?nd floor.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

MAIN ST, 56I-rooms for gentlemen. hot water steam heat in modern apartment. Top floor
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles


 PARLOR STOVES reduced iOro from up. Edward Gorfaln. ldS Arch St. Phone SGp-2. .r STOVE sERVICE-rep replacing bricks. grates and stove untonsls, 2i hour service at the Doyle Furniture Co.,. 500 Main st. Phone S305-6. \ 1900 WASHING MACHINE-good hand power machine for sale IF Glen st.
 Merchandise At the Stores 65 PAINT OR REPAIR later. Don't put N off put 1t OH. Morgan, Kingsley A Thompson, Inc. ni Main St. WE-caUy the Hnest stock ofltrunks. bags and suitcases at reasonable prices The ToEgery Shop. 29S Main St. WE HAVE-no dollar day but we haYo bet ter bargains eysgy day at PiEer's Bar gain Store. 12 Washington Place. next to United Cigar store.
 WuNDEEGUL -autobiograph of Pasco p'Angelo. Pick and Shovel poet at Italian Book Store. 49l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

PROSPECT ST, 5i-room 10 rent, for
 storage or business, Not furnished. Phone 5c-9-W
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

WALNUT ST, 70-pIes sant furnished room, suitable for l gentleman. Ist floor
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
Gifts For the Riddles, 85-C

WINDSHIELD CLEANER, automatic-A real value for $500. Raekllffe Bros. c.. Inc, Park & Rigelow Sts.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

STOP AT-Hotel Washington, American plau. Room and board from Sl0 week l1r
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

 RDPREaENTA ATIVEs-w wanted for new record breaking seller which will go big In this territory and net from fi0Oo to se000 a month profit if handled right. Exclusive control for your city and ad- jaoent territory to man who has Sl,OOo 10 5000 to invest. Don't apply unless you have the money and mean business, Ad. dress N. P. Chase, 63 Wall St. N Y, Q. for interview
 STORE FOR sALEJbuttcr, egg and deli- eatossen store In Merlden. Centrally lo- cated. Price reasonable or terms II desired If taken at once. Inquire, F. O.. Box 7Ti. Mlddletown.
 WANTED TO BuI--S00 quart milk route In city, Write, Box s2 Herald office.
 Invctsments, Stocks, Bonds 47 sTEAMsHlP ,TICKETs--noney for second mortgages, real estate and notary pub- iic. Call to Jos. A. Kloskowski, tae Main St.. Now Britain. Conn,
 Money To Loan 4S ANoTHER-lot of those lst mortgages, yielding 7so In advance. just received sold in amounts of from sl0O to N,oo0. We attend to,the details you receive the checks. The Bodwell Realty Co.,. Phone 1901,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

A "CLTck'-boX camera makes pictures 2lsxll-4, only f..SO worth A 1 roll film FREE. Arcade Studio.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

MAIN ST, 55I-steam heated, furnished rooms In modern apartment. Taylor, Bell 4
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
Xmas Gift Suggestions

Gifts For the Riddles 85-C AIR EiTLEs-"paIsy"- our stock is conn pists At ti.oo to Sas6. Hadheld's. IS Main St,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

WEST MAIN ST, S2 2-Iarge furnished
 sraat room. suitable for ], 4th floor.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

MAIN ST. l62-oue furnished room, all conycnienccs, well heated, 2 clothes closets, suitable for 1 or gentlemen. Airs nn n.snr fIi-hts Mr rinn, hell
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

HOTEL WESTINGHOUSE room flat, all
 modern improvements, light, heat, etc.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

EASTERN PAET oF CITY-rolfaCe for rent, S35, Aaron DauicIsoa S Co.. l3l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

MONEY TO LOAN--in any amount on first and second mortgages. P. J. Mur- ray Ss Co., S25 Main &, Phone 2O5l 8. MONEY TO LOAN-un v first or second mortgages. Schultz & Costello. 2i2 Main street,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
Suburban For Sale

PLAINVILLE-new room house, car garage. city water, electric lights. etc. Price $A,200. Small cash payment, In- qure, J. padaich. Phone 261-13. PLAINVILLE-bunga of rooms steam heat oak finish In living room. white bed rooms, large porch. $500 cash re- quired. Robt. B. White. 25s Main St .. New Britain.
 PLAINVILLE-2 family house, all iTn- provements. 2 minutes walk from center, liberal terms. John E. Conlon. Box s3 Plainville.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

WAICHES In white and green gold, Tn Walthams, Elgins and Hamiltonsi hand carved 1t-k Sgnet Rings, Scarf Pins, Fountain Pens or Pencils in gold or silver. B. Georges & Co.,. Jewellers. 43t Main St.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

WINTHROP ST, 25l-furuished room
 near Hart St. Jhney. Inquire after 5
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

EAST MAIN ST. 59--furnished rooms, one for light housekeeping. Mrs. Riley
 EAST MAIN ST, 2OS-rooms for gentle-,
 men. hot and cold water steam heat. Tel JGG5
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
MERCHANDISE

ERSONAL CARDS printed free of charge.
 Ohrnstedts, upstairs at 70 West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

CHETKY ST. 235-room and hoard for two in private American family. 2nd floor.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08

GRAND ST, 55--Large pleasant furnished
 room nriLate famLIy. &3.50 per week.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
Building Lots For Sale
Farms For Sale
Houses For Sale

ARCH sT.--2 family house, 10 rooms. on
 corner lot. Price &S,5OO. Good place for
 small store. The ". l.. Hatch Co.,. City Han Bldg. Phone S40O.
 BELVIDERE-new room bungalow, oak finish, hardwood floors, steam heat, Will take a good building lot and some cash. L. l.. Deming, SS9 Fest St, Tel. $50.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
IF YOU NEED MONEY NOW

IF YOU NEED MONEY NOW
 Talk with us about a Beneficial Loan up to $500 quickly, privately and easily arranged on furniture left in your home-1O to 20 months 10 repay at lawful interest only with every courte esy and consideration. A per- sonal. helpful financial service. No publicity and no trouble.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-08
Wanted-Articles To Buy

A. RODINSKY-pays tile highest pr'ces Tor magazines, papers, rags and turni- ture- sa Talcott Sf. Tel. 32n--iS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-12
URANIA.


PARIS. mario IL. (eable frances) -
FL Comite de Expertos No. !, ha colaen
zaeo estudiar la forma medianfe -
cual presentara sus conclusiones on 10
que Sc refiere a Ia actitud hnanciera de
Alemania, Ia Comisi6n de Reparaclo-
mes.
Todos los Delegados estan acordes en-
que Alemania puede pagar sir sacriii-
clos pOr su parte mayor cantidad de
dinero por indonnizaciones de guerra
las naciones aliadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-12
TRTBUNA PUBLICA
s
La regpuesta suave aparta el emo
jo; mas Ia palabra aspera atiza
la ira. PROV. Is.
AL crEA DE MI PUEBLO

Padre nio: por nj anima de busna
humilde crIstiana por les tres santos
clavos que taladraroil las prrisimas aa
nos de nrestso Senior, que I'd, padre
mio, no III leido entendido una jota'
de loShhe deoia en- mi articulo a que
I'd ]hace Teferencia, poreue 81 huDlera
tsnido bite as entendsderas, cosa cue
extrafa zen un sacer6ote do ia enjun-
dia vEGUISTICA de I'd, fe mia que
no 90 hupiere lucidc con ese desaguisa-
do y NAL reprimido articalo, sin pTin-
cipio nj fin, como Ell Eternc.
iI1ora es de alabar Diosl PorQue
he de sentirme regocijada Y alegre, al
pensar como mi hunilde personalidad.
items perturbsda ia sesera al padre Gu
ra. que, mas que cura o clerigo, tiene
bufonadas auijotcscas, porcue emprtn-
delas contra los protestansss, que no
hacen otra cosa que servir a su Dics,
contra Urania'', que NADIA ha hecho.
IHora es de pensar. tx vuelva en- 81
de su aturdimiento, Ell cura dc Ini pue-
bio, quite de su snente la idea de "Ura
MIA" que no lie importa naaa Ia vida
buena inala que I'd. lleva, porque na
de saber que son otros s'Judas trsido-
resi-, que 81 no vendiercn 81 Maestro
fu6 porque les falt6 valor, aunuue no
hubieran recibido los drenarios como
premio su traici6n, nj hallado el 81
coinoro como castigo sus culpas.
lHora es de meditar! X I'd, padre
cura, no ha meditado I'M momento, de-
9 jsndose llevar de los impetus del cora
z6n, sin causa nj razon para juzgar
esos hschos. Y cusndo su inteIigencla
ilegue conipenetrarse bien de mis- in
sinuaciones, dejara esa cdlera, y enton-
ces pensando actuando con un ver-
dadero espiritu de manseduinbre de
;usticia, con mas amor.y piedad, y con
:nenos ardor perruno, cuya prosapia no
discuto,. sea ese ell cumplimiento de su
mission en- La vida. X sepa el padre Gu
"a. que sUrania'', i0h musa de los
cielos, tan distante de mil escribe por
puro entretenimiento, dando solaz al
espiritu, sin partidarismos religiosos nj
politicos sin agravios para nadie por-
que mi joven virgen gusta de las cosas
excelsas su pensamiento busca La con
stemplaci6n de la luz en- los espacios in
hnitcs ION y quAntos curas no envi-
sdiarSan xlestFa kuerte; dar y vida por
ia causa qise Sc deiiende, como 10 hi
cieron eh holtcailsto divino vuestros
familiaresl icuanta grandezaa ICuanta
Iabnegaci6nl. ION sublime destelio dc
la digina Providencias iIuuInina 81 al
ma para que puestras almas Sc salveni
Tenka, ST, padre cura, aquello de sus
familiares como un timbre de honor Y
gloria para que sirva de ejenplo So
ejsmplar vida. Lo demas 5qu6 esq. :.
Pelfculas cinematografcas que yienen y
pasan por nuestra existercia como innas
genes yaporosas de una vida que fue
10 fu6 NADIA.
sirvan estas lineas trazadas al correr
: de Ia pluma como un punto aclarativo
II ID idea qne de .Urania1 50 tienc
Tornado, padre cura, y desahogue sus
81 agravios contra los que le atacan desde
sus satalayas invulnerables, criticando
su santa y ejemplar vida, libre de PEI
cados malediscencias porqus sus vir-
tudes le hacen acreedor tantos homo
res
URANIA~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-12

HEcATCDfBE. aesas sTa
conozca ndo Ia participation de todos LATINO AER
GANGS cocto HversaLos escIarecdo
1os palses han cobudo eocuene aros edci6n
de la historic deOia guerra :
su MONTEREY FAaLARES, AMIGOS coAaPATRio-
TAS QUE Sc ALSTARoN ANMOS0S NOBLE
cAusALA HisToJA pc LA GUERRA DEL MUMDo por FRANK
MckGS ES LA UCA EN- la CUE APAREcE LA STA cOPLETA
ToDoS Los PoRToRRiQUENoS QUE FORAARoN RECENToS
GLORIA De ESTA HERMoSA lSLA.
Ia htca a
mas cricos itares, por NDo
PUERTO RICO USTRADO valor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-12
? UERTo RICO ENLA GUERRA.

contrbuyeon
persegudo en- la guerra mas de todos los Hempos
Sangre baaaa
o las feroces tagedias
SEGURAMENTE ALGUN FAAaiLA SUYn uSTED
MlSMo, PERTENECIERON EsA LEGION ERoSA De
PORTORRpuENOS
iquia historic gran catacsno listed
conepo ayud6
q
LEA LA EsPELUzNANTE NARRAci0N
?oR CAROLINA" SUBMARINES ALEMANEs MAciSTR4L-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-31
High Class
POrtSiders
Are Sought
Pennock Best in Junior
Major, But Can't Com
pare With Old Stars

A MEXICAN LEAGUE managers
II are hopeful that the coming
season win develop some capable
souihpawn. II Is noteworthy fact
that both major leagues have been
weak In iefthanded pitching for
several yearh.
In Joe shaute and Jim Edwards
Cleveland has two Of the bert pros.
poets. Unless these two youngsters
come thru. Manager Speaker % 80.
ing 20 be hard put for pitchers.
In tho closing weeks Of the Amer
lean league race a young southpaw
By the name Of whitehiIl featured
FOR Detroit against the Tigers two
strongest rivals. New York and
Cleveland. Cobb admits he Is bank.
ing on Whitehlll.
Hcrbie Pennock stands out NJ the
best southpaw in the American
league, yet pennock. as FAR as nat.
ural ability Is concerned, in no way
compares 20 former crack south.
paws like Rube Waddell. Nean
Gregg. Eddie Plank and others.
Pennock. slight Of stature. Is com
PEELED 20 constantly reserve his
strength. a wise head Is as big a
factor as his arm In the success that
has come his way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE NEEDS SOUTHPAWS
Oakland
Pitchers
Looming
Aeorns Figure to Have
Pretty Fair Staff of De-
ceivers Coming Season

A LTHo Oakland has Loot Ray kre.
"A NOR. one of the best rlghthand'
em ever turned out Ia the Coast
league. the Acorns viii have a pref
~ fair country pitching STAFF this
season
Earl Kunr. a very effective pitch
er for sacramento. even when tho
solons were IN the Coast league
basement. should be a winner IN this
Circuit, again
And n worked right. George noeh'
Ter. a successful hurler IN tho West.
ern league. should also prove irou'
blesomc 20 Coast league hltiera.
Buzz Arlctt. who WAS confined "a
outneld duty because % sore arm,
last season. expects 20 come lack M
a pitcher He will ba good for 20
wins. or more. II he can set back
his former effectiveness,
Besides this THO u righthandern.
Oakland has tho best nouthpaw IN
tho league IN Walter Mails. And
Harry kmuae can btill fool lot Of
hitlcra.
Murchio. Colwell and Ely. a THO
OF fair deesiytrs. make up tho rest
of the staff
but II tho Bls Fivc-KunE. Bosh.
Ter. Arlett. Malls and Krauss-can
win then watch out for the oaks.
Il course. tho rest Of the Oakland
team needs lot OF fixing before
the Acorna can be rated dangerous.
but with good pitching they will
make a lot of trouble for tho enemy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-31
THYE WINS
MAT JOUST
OVER RIVAL

CORTLAND. Orc. Jan. ai.-chhm.
L pion wrestling blood mixed here
Las, night In one Of the most Hensa.
,ionai mat scramblca Hson here for
many months.
II ended with Ted Thyc. holder OF
the worlds light heavyweight cham
pionhhlp ti,le defeating sam Clap.
ham. wcarer Of the Lord Lonadaie
belt. significant Of tho light heavy.
weight championship OF England. in
ono fail. which camo at the end Of
ono hour. ~ minutes and q sec.
ondH.
Thye ciampcd on n reverse ham.
mer lock. which made the British
lion give In.
Tho remainder Of tho two hours
battle revealed nothing definite.
Both Thyc and Clapham we're down
on the mat several times. under
holds that would have broken an
ordinary wrestler but each refused
10 give IN and managed. to escape
suffering severe punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-31
British Ice
Men Lose
to Yankees

CHAMoIX. France. Jan. Ill
" Showing improved form. tho
United States hockey team entered
Into tic with Canada IN tho
Olympic championship here this
morning by defeating and ellminAi.
ing the English team. Tho score
vas II 70 0.
Both the Canadian and American
teams have won three games and
Lost none. while tho EngIsh team
has won two and lost one.
The improved form and spirit
shown by the Americans may have
been tho result Of the riot act which
William Haddock. manager Of tho
team. read 70 hla athlstes yester.
day.
After they lad faiterei badly IN
tho match psainat France. Haddock
accused them Of being willing TO
accept second place in The cham.
pionshlp ard Of paying too much al.
tentlon % the word going around
that ths frmed Canada Ms cannot
be beatsn.
The match between tho Americans
and the English was one OK the fast.
est 10 far played In the tournament.
The Americans started with great
speed and scored the first goal In 50
seconds. on a nice piece OF wark by
Drury. who starred thruout the
match.
The English team played almost
entirely on the defensive after tho
Americans had scored six goals in
tho first period