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The Chapel Hill weekly. [volume] (Chapel Hill, N.C.) 1923-1972, 1926-10-15

they had been left there through
some mistake, he took them out
and they were left at the garage.
Of all this Mrs. Bagby was not
aware when she found the sedan
missing. Questioning, however,
revealed what had happened, and
one Of Bruce Strowd's helpers
jumped into a car and took out
after the professor. The pursuit
went as far as Raleigh, but it
was all in vain-the runaway
was not overtaken. He had got
too good a start.
Meanwhile he was speeding
along to the coast serenely un-
conscious of the excitement he
had caused. His first knowledge
that he had taken the wrong car
came when he was called over
the long distance telephone by
D. D. Carroll, dean of the school
of commerce, at eight o'clock
Saturday morning.
He completed his business in
Wilmington and came Back
home. There was no accident on
the way, going or coming, and
the car, now restored to the
Bagbys, is running smoothly.
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Grange in Movies Tomorrow

Red Grange, the celebrated
football player, will appear in the
motion picture drama, zone Min
ute to Play" at the Pickwick to-
morrow Saturday.. There will
be four performances two in the
morning lat 10 and 11:45) and
two at night.
The Chapel Hill weekly. [volume] (Chapel Hill, N.C.) 1923-1972, 1926-10-15
STATE AND TOWN
MAY PAVE WEST
FRANKLIN STREET ! |,
Proposal Now Is to Abandon
Gravel Surface Plan
and Lay Concrete
PETITION IS CIRCULATED

In consequence of an offer
from the State Highway Com
mission to lay an 18-foot-wide
roadway of concrete along West
Franklin street, the aldermen of
Chapel Hill are now considering
the advisability Of abandoning
the plan to put down a gravel
surface.
1t is proposed that the town
duplicate the states construc-
tion, so that there will be two
.hard-surface roadways with the
central planting strip between.
The paving proper will have a
width of Is feet, but with the
concrete gutter, two feet wide,
there will be a total serviceable
width of 20 feet for each of the
twin roadways.
A new petition signed by a
majority of the property owners
along the street, representing
over half the frontage, must be
presented to the aldermen be-
fore the new project can be au-
thorized. Probably the required
signatures will be obtained with
out much difficulty. Several of
the owners who agreed to the
curb-and-gutter and gravel-sur-
face plan said, when they sign
ed the first petition, that they
would prefer to stand a higher
assessment and have the street
paved.
The usual division of cost is
contemplated. Chapel Hills con-
tribution to the joint state-town
enterprise is estimated by Town
Manager Knox at $4,000, an
amount equal to what the state
puts in. Ten thousand dollars
would be paid by the owners in
assessments, and $4,000 by the
town as whole.
Basing his estimate on the
most recent prices for concrete
paving and curb-and-gutter
work, Mr.. Knox thinks that the
assessment on each property
owner would be about $3.50 per
foot of frontage.
1t is necessary for the town to
make it's decision promptly,
since the highway commission
must have, at its meeting this
month, information upon which
to act. Therefore preparations
have been made to circulate the
petition Immediately. If enough
owners sign, only one more step
in the process then remains to
be taken-formal authorization
by the board of aldermen.
West Franklin street forms
part of the state highway run
ming to Hillsboro; that is why
the state commission is interest
ed in the improvement.
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Chapel Hill Chaf

Just as | was greeting DR..
James B. Bullitt, as we passed
along the street, his pipe fell out
of his hand, struck the curb
stone, and broke in two. l had
the feeling that fate had per-
formed a major operation on
him. Somehow DIR. Bullitt SEEM
ed as incomplete, with his pipe
gone, as if his head had sudden
ly dropped off.
D. D. Carroll pointed up to the
Methodist church spire and said {:
Look at those wasps up there" F"
I looked and saw a swarm of in
sects buzzing around the tip of
the steeple. But l did not un-
derstand, and do not yet under
stand, how Mr.. Carroll
could tell they were wasps. At
that distance one could barely
see them at all. Maybe the
answer is that a professor has
got to cultivate the HABIT of be-
ing certain about things. And
l am also puzzled as to what at
traction a church steeple can
have for the wasps.
| have received in an envelope
of the Congress of the United
States a pamphlet consisting of
% pages of the Congressional
Record. The sub-heading is:
North Carolina the Birthplace of
Andrew Jackson, Born, beyond
Controversy, at George McKem-
ey's-Remarks of Hon~ William
C. Hammer of North Carolina.
l have estimated that this docu-
ment contains $4,000 words
which indicates that Mr.. Ham
mer is a considerable remarker.
Now, said last week that when
it was my fellow villager, Archi-
bald Henderson, who was estab-
fishing this states claims to the
nativity of Andrew Jackson,
then l could do some spirited
rah-rahing. But when Mr.. Hen
derson passes off my vision and
Mr.. Hammer enters on-that is
something else. | do not care a
hang whether Andrew Jackson
was born in North Carolina, or
South Carolina, or the Aleutian
Islands, and it pains me to see
these 22 pages of the Congress-
ional Record devoted to Mr..
Hammers remarks and the ac-
companying affidavits. 1t costs
a handsome sum of money to
Continued on page four)
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r. o. E. Davis Goes to London

r. o. E. Davis of Washing
ton, D. c., alumnus of the Uni
versity, sailed this week for
England to represent the United
States Bureau of Soils at the
meeting of the International
Commission of Soil Physics. Mr..
Davis's wife is the daughter Of
Captain Billy Pritchard and the
sister of Mrs. Clyde Eubands.
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The University football team
and Hike Kyser won a handsome
victory over South Carolina Sat
urday. Particularly handsome
because it was unexpected.
A South Carolina punt having
rolled out of bounds a yard from
the goal line, the Tar Heels were
in a bad hole. They kicked, the
visitors fullback fumbled, and
Young ran 70 yards for a touch
down. Seven to nothing remain
ed the final score. The team
here had lost to Wake Forest 13
to 0 and to Tennessee 81 to 0,
and South Carolina had won cas-
lily its two previous games this
season. The sports writer's and
other experts predicted a South
Carolina victory by at least two
touchdowns.
D
Proving once more that in
football, as in other sports, you
never can tell. The North Caro-
lima eleven, although it could
gain little ground, was able to
keep it's adversary from gain
ing; and it displayed an alert
ness and combative spirit of
which the Wake Forest and
Tennessee matches had given no
promise.
In the Chaff column last
spring, when Mr.. Kyser was
elected cheer leader, | wrote:
"This seems to me an excellent
choice. Cheer-leading is really a
vaudeville act, and Mr.. Kyser is
a vaudevillian of unusual gifts.
To him | address this petition: {:
Do not turn serious on your new
job. If you do you will be just
like the ordinary run of cheer
leaders-namely, a sad sight. |
hope you will put on some song
ambulance acts in the intervals
of the rah-rahing. {. With Kike
Kyser on the job of cheer leading
| look to see a veritable renais-
sance of the art"
He made good on my forecast,
converting into admiration my
animosity toward modern-day
cheering. His Cheerios marched
upon the field behind the band
in dark coats and white trousers
and went through evolutions that
reminded one of a well-trained
military organization. l don't
see how he could have trained
Continued on page two)
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The Dennys Have Gone

Mr.. and Mrs. George Denny
and their daughter left last week
for Bel Air, Maryland. Mr.. Den
ny planned to go on from there
to pursue his dramatic studies.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church will hold
it's annual bazaar on the first day
of December.
The Chapel Hill weekly. [volume] (Chapel Hill, N.C.) 1923-1972, 1926-10-15
Organ Recital Sunday
Mr.. Kennedy to Give a Program in
the Episcopal Church

Nelson o. Kennedy will give an
organ recital in the Episcopal
church Sunday afternoon at five
o'clock. The program is as fol-
lows:
Prelude Cesar Franck
Piece Heroique Cesar Franck
Ave Marie Arcadelt-Liszt
Vision Rheinberger
Choral Prelude
$50 fervently l long for
Thee" Bach
Spring Song Alfred Hollins
Festival Toccata Fletcher
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Duke PLAYS Here TOMORROW

The University of North Caro-
lima football team will play Duke
University here tomorrow (Sat-
urday) afternoon.
The Chapel Hill weekly. [volume] (Chapel Hill, N.C.) 1923-1972, 1926-10-15

Traffic row, 1915: 'Bahl Why
didn't you hold out your hand? How'd
/ know yOu was going under the
cIoud?-Washingt0n Post.
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Mrs. Collier Cobb, Jr. has her
sister, Mrs. Grimsley, with her.
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At the Game,

The University football team
and Kike Kyser won a handsome
victory over South Carolina Sat
urday. Particularly handsome
hocauSo If was unoxnoctad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
PODAKUJME PANU BOHU.

Prezdent Coolidge urcil svrtok, % novembra "a den
vdakyvzdavana Bohu vsetku milost, ktoril nam po
cely rok preukazoyal.
Ked' sa trochu zahrizime do rozjimana, uzname, re
Stedrota Bozia pozehnvala mas honost ou zdravlm
tele dust; re prospieva kazdom re nena-
pricinv repat ale zvelcbovat Toho ktoreho vol ou
SINE zivi
Nasu krajinu navstiviy sce zvly nvociace choroby
smrtiace Diabo sia svoj kkol do psenice dobrt zIn
odpacane bolo ale toto ysetko tazko prevazene e he
konecnou dobroou pozehnanim, ktore rllk Otca
nasho prali Preto vzdavame vd aky nase detinskt
a dprimne; oddajme nadalej do Jeho ochrany neza
b1dame nkdy, re name dusu okrem tela re duSevne
ME telesn6 prospievane je zvotny cie om cloveka
TAX 81 mas Bob Otec obl'dbi starat' sa bude mas
4 o nase poreby V roku buducom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

este ME ckonomicka. my ueenec
vyrobil gumu lnliecnej travy, 2
ktorej vyraba sa tiez papier, krm
pre- statok a uncle hnojivo.
Takto tedu svet kraea. Co SINE
til vyratali, je len malickost' Sta
novych veei sa "a posledny rok
zjavilo a sta novych objavov bo-
10 docielene. v buducnosti prime
sieme zpravu 0 tom, ako pokracu-
ie veda v elektrine, v tomto, tax
sa zda, jadre zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

ze vrcho bahobytn Dol dosahnuty drhej polovic to-
hoo roku budnc rok nebude talk hojny, ako terajs
Vzdor tomu zle easy nenastan; bude to rok normally
casu na cas- zaseknd roboty ale pustia zno
WI Najstesie zaseknutie roboty ocakavaj1 zaklad-
nych priemysloch ako e al premysel ocearsky ale Al
toto bude len docasne Vo vseobecnos bude buducom
polloku hospodarskych pomeroch krajiny len mala
znena
Kto sa tedy clysta podniknnt' niecov buddcom roku
co by zavselo cd robonych ponerov kajne, moze sa
do toho pustit ked nebude prvelmi rzikovat' Velkt
rzika brat neodpor1ca W. ami toho ohPadu re rok
1923 bude rokom prezidentskch voeb kedy pre- nesto
tn polticki byvaju al robotne pomery nestale
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

ku. Ma pr. funt uranium ma v
sebe 100000 razy Wac energie,
nezli funt uhlia. Dive tony urani-
umu V Gene $4,000, by postaci-
lv ma osvetlovanie mesta New Yor
ku "a cely rok. Teraz cena osvet-
lovania New Yorku ide do VEL
kych milionoy dolarov.
Ucenci staraiu sa al inc po-
treby pre- l'udstvo. Ktora zena by
nepoznala latku zvann rayon? Je
to umely hodvab IA znajn no az
talk fla jne yyrobit', re ho nerozo-
znat' cd hodvabu hodvabnikaml
vyrobeneho. Ray,on sa MESA i do
invch latok dava i'm pelineho
lvzhl 'adu. UmelE remen uz davno
sa upotrebuje V obuvi a je moe
nejsi, nezli pravy, Nemci vyraba-
i'll bavlnu ihlia smrcmoveho
dreva, Taliani dorabapl vlnu 2
dreva a Anglicania travy.
V Amerike yyrabaju zas uncle
dosky trstinovych odpadkov a
sd lepsie, nezli 10 !stromov. Pre-
davaj,i ich w al Youngstown.
Drzia lepsie teplotu ZINE a
chlad lete vydrzia dlhsie. Ia
Gala sa vyroba tallzv. kvartzove-
no skla, ktore je bisle, nepriesvlt-
ne, ale vpnst' a -fijalove pa
prsleky slnecn6, ktore majh vel
XII liecivti moe. Budilce domy
stavane bludi1 kvartzoveho ka-
meia a bude sa V Mich zit prl-
femme zdravo. Zacali vyrabat
al sklo ohebne, co bola dosial
vel ka zahada. Ohebne sklo udaJ-
ne znal jeden Grek vyrabat e
ste pred 2009 rol1mi, ale no dial
GEAR rimsky zavrazdit ably NJ
! l1to inv, ma .svete nemohol mat
] pollar ohebneho skla, len Oh
Cd toho Gasu 81 ucenci hlavu la
mali. az sa I'M to tohto roku po'
| darilo.
OlM 'adom kovov su obavy, &c
ich blrde malo a preto ucencl ma.
mahajn sd vynajst taky kov
ktorv nezhrdzavia, ale vydrzi "a
tisice rokov. Toto 81 i'm este ne
podarilo, ale MANI Utmost Pred
paru dnami bolo oznamene, "
| sa podarilo najst' lacny sposot
ziizitSoyania zeleznej rudy, kto+s
! sa doteraz nemohla ztlzitkovat
Toto znacne oddiali vycerpanle
zasob zeleza. Inat pokrok, docle-
llenv V kovoch, umoznIl stavbu
modernyych lietadiel. kovs' 'du,
! ralumin'' "anagnelium'' 81 to,
ktore upotrebuM pri stavbe 'ie-
tadiel sd to kovy umele vyro-
| bene. Tiez vel Ky pokrok docieie-
nv Dol vynadenim "yanadiumu
a chromiumu'', ktore sn mnoho
raw mocnejEsie, 1ezli oeel kto-
re kovy umozilujsi vSrobu roz-
nych rychlo sa tociacich vel
kd silu vyviiiujilcich stroJoy. y
bycajna ocel z By y takScil stro'
ioch rychlo polamala.
Gnma je jednym 2 na5potreb'
neijsich clankov Y moderneJ do
be. Pred nieko1ilso desat 'roclam1
Il'ud nej ami neznal. Teraz le'
! spotreba je TAX vel ka. re milo
i nv akrov zeme obsadene Je stro
/ mani gumovnikini. Lucbari sa u
| silui1 vyrobit umelu gumu, leb'
teraisia ceDa guany je yysoka I
cenu kontroluje Anglia. Niekto
Irym ucencom podarilo sa vyroolt
gumuz petrolejs, lenze vyroba j
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
POKROK SVETA IDE MIL o.
VYMI KROKMI.

NlkuN IueectS III f'oNi 'f>
nebol tax RICHLY tax d 'aleko-
siahly, ako ic V tomto case. \
nil1dy predtim veda nedala nam
tax jasnl pohl 'ad do buducnostl,
ako nam no podava dnes.
Pokrok svata ide mil 'ovlml
skokmi. Go je dnes modern@ a
move, bude zajtra w zastarale;
co ie dnes dobre. bude zajtra lep-
Size. Move objavu zdokonalenia
oznamovane sn kazdodenne ka-
zdeho pol "a l'udskeho snazenla.
Cita sa to ami pohadl1e. Oprav-
du. zijeme dobe pohadkoveJ.
Ma priklad: Kto by 81 Dol po-
myslel, re Z bavlnoveho semena
bude sa "steak" vyrabat'? A ro-
bia ho m. Clovek prisiel IA tai
nosti vlastnosti mnohych veci. y
tento umely stek chutna vraJ ako
opravdovy, z mladeho hovada.
DIR. Ormandy. anglicky lucbar,
prisiel zas ma tajnost' prerabania
pilin ma cukor! A je to jednodn-
che. Vsetci znamc, ze skoro kaz-
dy strom ie sladostny. Crvac a l.
pe zivocichy, ako zajace, srny,
strovia drevo V svojich zalnd-
koch. Clovek ale nemoze. Pozo-
rovanfm zalndka zajaca, DIR. Or
mandy prisiel na tajnost' prero-
benia pilfn ma stravitel ny cukor.
Robi to pomocou hydrochlorido-
vel kyseliny. Onedlho vyplni sa
proroctvo nemeckeho ucenca, re
''udia po precitani svojieh rai,aj-
sich novin. tie obratia na cukor a
zjedia pri raiia 5kach. Lebo papier
ie u dreva. my chemik New
Yorku skupuje stare topanky a
rem@n, ten rcmen rozplsti a roz-
toku vydostava drahe medicinv
a farby. Francilz, prof. Audibert
vyrobiI z vodka a dvojuhlicita-
nu olei gazolin. Mast dorabajh
uz davnejsie petroleja, acety-
lenu prirodneho plynu. Al ma
slo doraba sa nv uncle a jc tax
dobre chutne, ako kravske. Ale
l'udi caka v;icsie prekvapenie.
Vseobecne sa predpoveda, ze V
budiicnosti yacsina potravnych
clankov vyrabana bnde tovar-
zach uncle a budn omnoho lac
nejsie, nez produkty farmarske.
UGenci sktimajti rastlinstyo vo
vzrastc V chemickych zmenach
V Hom sa konajncich. w jil
mnoho 0 tom, xako rastliny preme-
MIA slnecne paprSleky, vzduch,
yodu a uhemikalie v pode sa ma
chodIace ma potravu. A yedia ur-
cite, ze nepotrva dlho a budn V
stava to iste robit , co robia dnes
rastliny. Lebo sa presvedcili, ze
rastlina ie tiez zivocich, ktory ME-
len ze zije a zmiera, ale ma al
srdce, ktore citi a krv, ktora v
rastline koluje. A co vie rastli-
ia urobit', to bude znat al clo-
vek.
Lucbari vedia dosial' tri spo-
soby, ako vyrobit olej q gazolin
II uhlia. Tiez znajn vyrobit ole.
a gazolm odpadkov dreva. z
dreva bude v bndncnosti MEIER
voz a k oleso, ale al mast kto
rou bude voz mastery gazolin
ktolym bude hnany. Ked' sa pri
rodny olej mimic, bude mat ole.
Z uhlia d dreva rastlinnych cd
padkoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
ZADUSIL HO PLYN
z AUTOMOBILE

L'udovit Sarec Newton Falls
opraval svoj automobil zatvo
renom garadzi, nechajnc motor Y
cinnosti. Otravne plyny, vycho-
diace z auta nemaly kalaial' uni
kat. on sa ich tol 'ko nadychal,
ze zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
L'UDOVA STRANA VO VLADE.


Sovensku Tvs vstiipla do Svehlovej vady. .~
Je toto hstoricka udalost'. Znamena rozhodujuci
obIa pomere csl. vlady ku Slovensku slovenskemu
narodu; znamena obrat lepseanu.
Vstup l'udovej strany do vady SINE ocakava. Bolo
to takner iste este ked Hlnka do Amerikv vyberal
Jeho osvedcene Prahe pred odchodon eho melne pre-
avy Amerke jeho prvt slova pri navrae Prale; ba
este al osvedcenia dra Tuk pred rokom prpravovay
rejnost' k vstupu Pudovej stranv do vlady. pron
most cele vlady cee prezidentom Nlasary kom ia
martinskJch slvnostach boa tiez dosatocnym znakon
re sblizene medzi Cecnm Slovaklni nastalo.
Vstipeniu l'udovej strany do vlady tesme. Me
SINE tych ktori chcl ''vsetko odrazu aelo nic TO e
nelnozne poitke Len revolucii. VeIime postup
zosilnovani, stavbe cd zakadov Vzdy tvrdil
re Slovaci s 81 zadovazit pokojnou co i'm
je potrebne---a zdrave nieen i'm, ale ceelnu statu.
Hlinka ostani vodcovia stranv ukaza polltlcku
mlitros' ked vstnp do vady. Svojm neobycajne sill
nvm postavenm nej, Pdova srana ziska vsetky nate
laz moznt napravy. ked ch ziska nadobudnc 81 ma
rode tax peveo postavenia ze bude mocnesou stra
nou Sovelsku az kym nezvSi svoe narodnG posane.
Keby l'udova srana nebola vsthpla do vlady teraz,
ked maa navhodnejsu prleztost kto vie, ako by bola
pochodila bud1cnost Mohlo stat, zeby 81 Svehla
Dol prbral ceskych mar sociasov do yldy ktorych
hol "a mastn6 hlnce dostat ludova strana by bola
zostaa Fade bez prllezos ku prevedenu asoi cia-
stky svojho programu Molly byt tiez move volby Wy
psanc Sam Hlinka Dol presvedceny ze by udova stra
na nch nedosaha takeho poctu hlasov, ako posled
nvch vol bach To by bolo zamenalo osabenle sany a
tlm al osabenie vyhl adov splnenie programu Bola
by zostaa vecnou opozciou' postupne upada ia bcz-
vyznanni stranu. We'd program samospravy nema len
olla ma ho larodna strana mal ho komunist, obe
tieto stIany rasta
Tedy ludova strana vstpia do vlady nie dake] ba-
hovole ku Svehlovi ale vasnej potreby Zalezat bu-
de cd ne sane od jej taktky lojalnos akeho lspe-
ch Wade dopracue Jej pIilezitosti ST yeke ked
bude postupovat splaVnou cestou brat zaujmy ino-
strannkov do OIL adu verme, ze dopracuje nspechl
A co N.Y. alnercki Slovaci? Budene mad alel roz-
cesnltlg Budeme si i mad aej klizovat syoju placu
Len preto iedni samospravu, druhi ME! Bude-
me trpet mad alej hckanie proti kazdej dobreJ
uac kolli az ii Slovenska Lga aebo inc teeso zapo-
cinag Hlinka podal 81 ruku centralisam oni MIN
spolupracuii Preco by ne1nohi my tiez vsena-
rodnych veciach2 Odstrame prekazky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
UHLIA JE DOSr-- --ZLACNIE.

Anglicku strajk uhl'obanikov je skonceny, uhila
Spoienlch Statoch je dost - nasledovne netreba sa
bat eho zostane nada aej tax vysoka aka bola
"a posedne tyzdne. Pittsburghu w sobotu cena u
ha pri bani spadla 225 ma 81 85 ton Jeden ma
cenvch rh obaronov sa vysov ze uha pride sko-
70 na stare mesto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

Ekonolnsti krajiny " teraz davaju do verejnostl
syoie predpovede oil l'adom toho aky balobyt budeme
zaxyaf 'y pryom polrku 1927 Vsetc ia shodujny TOM
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
RESUME ACTIVITIES
Rangers 4. c. to Hold Annual Boat Ride Down Connecticut River On June 2T This Year.

After a period of mourning out of respect to Leo Argazzi. the Rangers A. C., will swing back into it's so- cial activities immediately. Two members of the welfare committee. c. r. Kolpak and Ralph Recano who were injured in the same auto mobile accident which resulted fat ally for Argazzi, have recovered and the first activity planned is the an- nual boat ride down the Connecti- cut river.
 The committee has already char tered the Elsie N, a boat owned by James Lawler Of this city to trans port the Rangers and their friends down the river, probably to Crcs- cent Beach. Following q short stop here, the party will proceed down the river to the Sound as far as Cold Springs, where a picnic will be held. Athletic events will be the order of the program.
 Entertainment will be enjoyed during the course of the trip and dancing will be indulged in. The date set for the affair is June 27 and anyone wishing to secure tickets may get them from C. F. Kolpak, Ralph Rccano Or G. Hamin.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
FIGHTERS CONFIDENT
4 Rushing Attack With Liberal Use of His Left Hand Is Best Method For Berlenbach.

New York, June 9 P}-A rushing attack, constant pressing with liberal use of his famed left hand is the method best suited to Paul Berlen- bach's defense of his light heavy weight boxing title against Young Stribling of Atlanta. Ga. at the Yan- kee stadium tomorrow night, in the opinion of boxing followers.
 Stribling is a capable mixer, yet he is not regarded as one 10 force the fighting and many decisions have been awarded to aggressiveness in New York state. Berlcnbach's friends are confident that his old policy of attacking even against odds will come to him in his hour of need.
 As the time for the battle ap- breaches, it appears that the men will enter the ring on even terms. Both report themselves fit and have ended their strenuous training.
 The bout is scheduled for Is rounds.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
FOOTE BEATS STONE
uncle Joe" Is Coming In Strong At The Finish By Taking Seven Out of Nine Games,

Joe Foote, Rogers representative m the state duckpin league, came through in wonderful style in a match with Bob Stone of Waterbury last night when he took seven of the nine games rolled from the Brass City pin toppler. Uncle Joe" was rolling at the top of his form last might and hit for a total of 1,031 and an average of 114.5 whiIo Stone busted the pins for a 953 and an average of 10j.S.
 Foote had high single in the third game with a mark of 141 while in the eighth, he hit another high mark for 1SS. Stones best effort gave him mark of 114 in the sey- onth game. Both bowlers will end up the state league competition this week.
 The scores of the match were as follows:
 Foote-112, 1O6, Al, 115, 95, 11S. 96. 1SS. 115-10S1.
 stone-105. 96. 112, 104, 10S. 1O5, l14 III, 103-953.