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Evening star., 1926-04-04
WRHF-WashingtOn Radio Hospital
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| to 2:30 p.m.-Speclal program of
Easter music: "Hallejuah Chorus, :"
Messiah" Victor Oratorio Chorus.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

81 oman @c5 ed to 81 to9;to st !
hct and Will be at their home here
Tor sho. 'W::.tct Yrs. shirman viii
visi, here s,,ile Der husband is on
IN eastern business tip
NJ. and Mrs. 7. v. T.. 'lget of the
I"rylaod iiot"l. San lego, ac.
co"panl"i ~ ttcir :. ter. Mrs
y. y. ha"r't lift Cor their home on
III" c"aSt llli4 morning. The party
spent tic weekend rs guests Of the
Will l. fo"ways 1T the Hotel Bar
iata worth.
Mike Wcsterficld is visiting the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
MA RRI.NGE LICENSES.

F,SPlNA-SACCEUO ~ Leon As
pima, -. native of Mexico. and
resident of Calipatria, and Maria
Saucedo, 20, native of Mexico and
resident of Calipatria.
FANTiNA SAIZ f.. Frederick
Fantana. n, native Of MasSachu.
sets ant resident of independence,
Myo county, and Maria Antonia
SaiA 80, native of New Mexico and
resident of IL Centre.
SMALLlNG KlLLEA - L.V
Smalling, %, native Of Texas, and
resident of Imperial, and Era Kill
ra, - native Of Arkansas and resi-
Gcnt OF lndio
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

city from Ri@er9idc
II. Myers of CqIipatria was in
town today 4--..
Miss Evelyn Skinner spent the
weekend in Long Beach.
Miss Regina O'Malia of Denver,
Colorado. has accepted Il position in
the Imperial schools. Miss O MALTA
is the sister of Mrs. J. y. McNccce
of this city.
George W. Anderson, formerly Of
this city, is here from Los Angeles
on business for Il few days.
Mrs. y. y. Rrowncll Of Calipatria
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
PERSONALS

Mrs. G.. w. Miller Of Yuma is
visiting here as the guest Of Mrs.
Kat" oldham.
Mrs. Melvin Shipman arrived
here Standby night from Los Angc-
ic>. and VIII spcrd 10 davs IA the
guest Of her sister, Miss Rose Sam
MONS. The Misses Ycvcttc and
Ouida Summons. who have been
,nasing an extended visit with Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

h Coast.-Mr. and Mrs. Il.
rong returned yesterday
eek-end spent in Los Augc.
they went To meet Mrs.
9 5 brother, Horace Eos.
is Il member of the low,
L attending the insurance
Tivention. Mrs. G. T.. Flana.
Fpanlcd them. and spent rhe
At RcdlaudS. where She
r daughter. Miss Mildred
Josephine Williams Of this
are attending the univcr.
Both girls are planning
bone for the Thanksgiving
Mrs Flanagan states.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Hearing In Shooting Case /

liminary hearing for NJ. l.. Harding,
who is charged with shooting into
q crowd of boys on liallowc on
night at Imperial, is being held to,
day before Judge Hawkins at lmpc.
rial. Deputy District Attorney
Simpson is appearing in behalf of
prosecution. Two of the boys lost
the sight from one eye rs Il result Of
the shooting and several others were
less seriously injured
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

was in the city yesterday.
George Kirkwood and s. Grammar
of Los Angeles are here on business.
The former has ranching interests
here. Both are stopping at the 1lo-
tel Barbara Worth.
Mrs. J. F. Curtis was in town
from Imperial yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Returns from Conference,

Julia Wagner, FL Centre American.
ization teacher, has returned from
Pomona, where she attended the
sixth annual Friends OF MeNieans
conference. A number of fine speak.
olS took part in the conference,
which was attended by Americana
zation leaders from all parts of the
SuuthWcSt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

The bean canncry at Tuppor Lake
Lake county. this year shipped y
600 eases Of canned string beans, be
ing abruptly stopped by heavy frosts
1917.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
ade ut l'aul's, Ini0n stages De-
pot 81
Marketing Cotton.-I.4rne ira

Marketing Cotton. I.ar9e truck
loads of cotton. With both truck and
trailer loaded hcaFi!,. asc being
Lauled daily TO Los Angeles and
the -eab"afd for shipment to Liver
pool an2 oihcr fosai"n ports. Tac
cotton : ot' fnc quality. nd the
,ged "f excellent grade, and Will"
the price is not anythin@ extra.
There is a good demand for The
product.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

S. =. Official Hcre.-O. II. Olson
connected with the general freight
office Of the Southern Pacitic ut
Los Angeles, is in the city today
looking after lcgal matters in con
rcetoE with his company.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Moyc, TO Old Stand

guson. tho electrical man, is moving
Ia his s"ld stand on Fifth street.
near the Princess hat"l, where Ii"
was formerly IN business until
burned out by fire some months ago.
lie has provided Il fine display room
and will bc prepared 10 supply the
latest fixtures for homes, and 10
furnish everything in the electrical
Inc tha, may hr needed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
I Orger Arrested.

Iorge1 Arrested. \. J. Chapman.
charged With for4ery, is being de
talncd at the county jail. He had
IN his possession nj the inc Of his
arrest four checks already malc oet
which he had evidently intended to
pass, according Ia officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Board to Meet.-Tle FL
Realty board will hold II
tonight ut 80 in the of
a06 Main street, Barbara
|otel building. Election oi
For the coming year will be
and several other matters
|iancc are Ia be taken up.
pcrs of the board are ur"cd
attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Society Art Embroidery in
and open stock. 80 Holt.
hospital. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

All Masons will meet at Mason
ic Temple tomorrow at ! p. m. TO
attend funeral of Bro. G. W. Col
line. ". II. Carey, ". NJ. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Special Blend coffee will please
Aon. S'atisftction or your money
hack. y NJ Williams. Phone DOB.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Re-elected.-.l. ". Swan.
'e.eleeted president of the
public library board, at II
4 thai body held reccnil...
5 WIS reelected secretary.
Inbers of the board are \.
Charles l.. Childcfs AMI
irkcov.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Light Work Progressing

Gf5HV VVIE rug tSSlT - 7 III
''"bc Electric 60. of san Diego has
completed having the cables on one
side Of Main street from Eighth
street I" Imperial avenue. and is
working on tie other side. When
this is completed and the bases for
the light standards laid the work Of
Installing the lights ON the west
loop will be started. The work of
laying the cables on Main street
This side Of Eighth street will con.
t'nne. and ~ the lights ere in.
sailed on tie west end the cable
wofl; will be cru2hr up II is be
l!eved Tor installation Of the Light
en the east end Of Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

DR.. Il. l.. Palmer. Chirorrartor.
['s;nlcss system. Hn'mS III =, l;ank
81 i'a'y E,dg taent' Is and
,;sSW. adj
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Tire Ads Boost Vallev.

Tire Ads Boost arriving
the name Of Your home town Oh
Nour spare tire rorrr, rs Is ottra
d"n" when fire covers from auto
accessory shops and agencies are
used, gives c"ns,dcrablc publicity
to the sect ION from which the cars
come. TWo ri Centre residents re
turning To the valley recently from
the north, cne 1untrrcd tlire" c:lrS in
q string on the highway north Of
Santa barbara bcarinY tie covers
from Rogers and tyson. Edgar
i:roihcrS and the hohcrt,ou Motor
Co., Will" their own ear bore tina!
Of the Tom Giil Tire 60. The ma
chimes were not travelling together,
their rroHimity being entirely acci-
@cntal.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
Xk-.-..slfs-o4ac

~ Mix Drackenbury. Dane
ructor. 5JS Adams. Phone
adv
Club Dinner.-Thc El Ccntro
b will have Il dinner at the
barbara Worth tomorrow
+ which members who arc
II active part in the mem
campaign and prospective
are to be present. Any
i'nbcrs of the golf club are
to attend, however. Dinner
served at G:30 clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Car Of Grapefruit.-Onc ear of
grapefruit went out over TIA"
Southern Pacific yesterday To III"
eastern markets. While the move
@cnt Of this fruit is not rs Vet
brisk, il is expected that within
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

e Prepared TO take care Of
''e, anything ia the way nf
and ffy-fs. dive us :, trial.
odd, lGs3 Woodward Ave.
,G. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Finds Scorpion i'll Bed.--.lael.
Moore, rlefl; ut til, walter depart.
nenf II The oily. saook = large ,cor#
pion six inches in length ont of Il
blanket "f his bed al Calcxiro this
morning. Just after arising and has
tI" reptile in u glass rasc It Is
onr Of the largest found here il
Snnr time, though there are many
smaller ones 10 hc found in the val
ley.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

hint Received. - County
ltal Commissioner \.
announces that Il shipment
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

the next few weeks a large nlmber.,
Of ears win be Stripped, as the
fruit is ripcning rapidly and is of
uniform good quality. Quite a large
acreage is coming into bearing this
year, being thee and four year old
stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
MERGED MAN EXONERATED
FOLLOWING FATAL SHOOTING

MERGED, Cal, Nov. lG.-Adona
Ayola was at liberty today, com.
pletely cXonerated by coroner's
jury for shooting Frank Perez to
death. The tragedy eliminated
two years Of cnmitv between the
two men and Ayola cIaimcd he she.
Percy in self defense.
Apples are piled high in most com
mission houses at Tacoma, Wash
ingtOn. awaiting buyera
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

|rry Tindley, specialist In
|nf ~ ear nos. and
- blv Bldg. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

The Fires Of Hades cannot beat
second growth Eucalyptus, 800 Il
rick. S24.uo Il cord dclivcrcd Reh.
kopf, ON sth Hear State or Royce.
Phone l23. l3t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Violin and Band instruments.
Williams Music S'adio. Telephone
o5s adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Given Final Decree. \ final de.
cree of divorce has been granted
Sam Willis from Ada Willis in su
rcrior court. the document having
been filed this morning in the of
flee of Clerk MosSeau.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

For Better facillS and scalp work
call M;ilnrllo operator. Davis Bean.
ty ShoPro, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Catholic Church Bazaar Dcccm.
h"r AMI ;. Watch for display ad.
Valuable hope chest and other ar.
tieles foi choice Christmas gifts.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Cantaloupe Bedding or other trac
tor work. Roy Il. Hayes CaIcxico
'hohc .33. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Doctor w. +. Lyons, Osteopath,
Physician 4 Surgeon, Dunaway
Bog. Phones, office ~. Res ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Thanksgiving Travel Quite y
large amount Of travel is expected
over the holidays 10 the coast aud
10 Arizona and Texas points ar.
c"rding 20 rcperts at the railroad
offices. The rate will be II fare
and II third for thc round trip with
the privilege Of returning Monday.
Nov. %.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16


so. Fifth st. Phone ~. adv
Chamber Luncheon Tomorrow
The lei Centre Chamber Of Com
mor"c will hold is regular weekly
luncheon tomorrow noon III HE Bar
hara Worth hotel, but Secretary
John $. Carmichael states thai the
speaker can not be announced as
yet. In the evening the directors
will meet in the chamber rooms and
:; good attendance is asked as some
matters Of vital Importance arc 10
hc attended to.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

Expert Marcelling Soc. Hair cuts
5ac. Vera Eodriqncz, Park View
Apis. No. I. Phone .37W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

DR.. Amy Lyons, Lstooratl', 70i
SO. Fifth st. Phone ~. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16

French Class, conversation. Most
m"@ern method. Thursday Nov. 18th,
:"a p. IN. N ne Katharine Ward
kuprlian. II2 O!iYc. Phone 800. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-16
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Of peppermint has been granted ad
mlttancc to the county. The ship
mcnt included five sacks of pepper
mint. Small amounts Of pepper
mint are being grown in the valley
at the present time, but this will
make the largest planting, Harrigan
states. Hobart lIcrrick Of the See
ley district is planning to grow the
herb, which is used for the cxtrac.
tion Of peppermint oil, a high priced
commodity.
Wooda Elesy Dance Studio. 7"3
Orange. Phone 4l1W. adv
Local Woman Dies-Airs. Euucnia
Nillivrr, wife Of Gaudicro NiIlivrr.
resident ut Sixth and Palm streets,
PASSED AWAY last evening after Il
short illncss. She WIS - wears Of
agc and 1t native Of the Philippne
islands. She had resided here in the
valley with her husband for the last
teur years. Both She and her hus
band were we'll known and en- loved
large acquaintance among the
people Of this city and the valley.
aud were among the most prominent
members of their people rcsidin.
here. Funeral arrangements will b.
announced later by Lemons Under.
taking parlors.
al Do
Evening star., 1926-10-10

LAW BOOKS AND
BOOKCASES.
GOOD WORKING IL
BRARY. INCLUDING COR
.PUS JURIS AND CASES, IN
FINE CONDITION; .-IISTS
ON APPLICATION5..:S EN-
BY APPOINTMENT. A.
FRANCIS U. PARKER.
Az 4th ST. NE.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
FUR SALE-MTsCELLANEOus.

HONEY-HONEYTHONEY,
3sc; 3.lb jar 5s.). .ste: .6.ib paii. 81 :s5;
l0-Ih. pail $2;3s: dark honey. 3oc. soc
ly lower pffces. Customers containers Allied
at lower rates. Write for mail prices. Come
Svndays only. Beechbank Apiaries. Forest
DIAMOND and 8-1OO per.
feet, blue-white; left to be sold
$S5; worth more. Party in
need of money. 742 9th NV.
F. 1904.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
RENT ROOMs-FURNrsHED

NV. SECTION A lovely bright front
trained nurses: especiaily quiet and restful
a home of widowed lady: .telephone and
nsp Of home In general Csii Sunday Col
s701. or Essk -daxA
Evening star., 1926-10-10
TO RF. SOLD AT ONCE TO
RAISE CASH.

I.ady's solid platinum diamond
bracelet. handmade, beautiful in
design, full of brilliancy. set with
95 beautiful perfect cut dia-
monds. Cost originally 100000.
Party in need of ready money
will make big sacrifice to a
quick buyer.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
$4,000.

Lady's solid platinum dinner
ring, set with. IS beautiful blue
white diamonds. You must see
this to appreciate its value. An
absolute big bargain.
$1,000.
Evening star., 1926-10-10
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD

"hANI FID-nOUM6 AMI 0UAnD.
CLEVELAND PARK-YounE woman in pro
teseional work wishes home with family
which would not ordinarily rent q room
Address Box 273-D. Star office.
BOARD AND ROOM for man and wife. ne a
Post Once; state particulars. Address Box
c0e-D. Star Office. IT,
YOUNG MAN desires warm room with good
Tea's g, e.. . and hot water. Address Boz 2sA n.
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER. wife. 2-yr.-
child: for Winter: private family: suburf
nrsferred. Address Box Q.-D. star ofhce. l0s
WHERE TO DINE.
CHICKEN DINNER Vegetables. etc. fre.t
from our farm: 5:30:s: reserv vations for
rooms may be made. Dine by dre. Garden
Terrace Inn 634 Conn ave. Pot c49c .
FINE CHICKEN DINNER.
AT THE
House of the Iron Lantern.
1899 CONN. AVE-
Wednesday-S %
Sundays-1 70 Q. AAe
Evening star., 1926-10-10
975.M.

Gents diamond ring. guaran-
teed absolutely perfect. beautiful
in color and brilliant. weighs l
carat and "a less 5 points. set in
the latest style white gold
mounting. Party in need of
money must make big sacri-
1ce for
Evening star., 1926-10-10

PUULIRf AND NftTS.
LAYING PULLETs for sale, Sc 80: White
Leghorn. April hatched; Wyckoff- -Tancrred
BLACK JERSEY GIANT COCKERELS for
sale. 81. Phone Hyattsville 6o5.
WHITE LEGHORN HENS. large. for breed
in. large eats sproIter f:nsy Homer pigeons
boulevard. north Of Berwyn. Phone Berwyn
a5-J.
PULLETS. White Leshorn. pure-bred Ferris
hatch. ST so: May hatch. Sl26, June
hatch, 81 each. q. H. Millard, Lee highway.
sO4-F-ii.
PCLLETS-4O0 8. c. White Leehorn Tanch-
red and Barren strains: 100 8. C. Rhode Is
yer Spring. turn right At Sligo to Horak's
Poultry Farm White Oaks Nd
PURE EMBDEN and Toulouse geese: trios
and pairs: ] to years old. White Mus.
,ovey and Mallard ducks. VIM. H. Hough.
Sandy Sn-lng. Nd. los
Evening star., 1926-10-10

xTwo connecting rooms
room: with or without
Evening star., 1926-10-10

>E NE. tl4th and Az
floor rooms. Ink. elec /:
fan nap. AvaUtNHa
Evening star., 1926-10-10

1913 A ST s.E.-ENTIRE end FLOOR
new home. 3 rooms. kitchen and private
bath: h..w.h.. cleo, gas range and sink: S4S
Evening star., 1926-10-10

DOWNTOWN-sO4 ?1st-Unusually teaira-
J. | BILE, = large rooms private bath. electro
lights. new gas range. unlimited phone: $40.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

500 NORTH CAROLINA AVE s.E.-Just of
Seward So. Two or three large. bright
rooms and kitchenette with sink ami.
conveniently located to three car lines
Evening star., 1926-10-10

1872 INGLEsIDE TERRACE N.w-Lsrs.
bright. front room and large kitchen adioin
ing; anil: S26. to lady employed. Adams
CS4C.
Evening star., 1926-10-10

III N.J I Il L 7 0AN1
r and b.. S46. Apt. 2la.
College Men Exclusively.
Double rooms $40 to SIS each exclusive
NV. section. Adams 44s1. Garage. IL
MOUNT PLEASANT One
or two rooms in a bankers
home. with only two in family
half block from car line and near
14th and Park road; satisfactory
reference required. Address
Box 226-D, Star office. Phone
Col. .322.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25

H. Wilcox. The matter of umpires was gone over and although the men have not been picked. they will be befroe today is over. it Is thought.
 A revised schedule was adopted at the meeting and copies of these are being prepared by Secretary Long. Other matters which occupied the attention of the managers were the condition of the diamonds which have been built at Willow Brook park police protection. score keepers and other incidentals.
 Following the meeting, everything is now in readiness for the league to open play Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. There will be four games every Saturday. two at 2 o'clock and two a o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25
COLLEGE REGATTA
Nineteen BoAtTOads or Oarsmcn Will Contest Tn Annual Event on Hud- son June SS.

New York, May 25 Pt-Watars of the Hudson river at Poughkeep- sic, N. T., are due for an unpre- cedentod churuiDg June 18th when al least lg boatloads Of rowing col legians will participate in the an- nual regatta of the Stu,e Collegiate association.
 The record already is broken and Wisconsin is expected 10 add it's freshman crew to the starters,
 For the first time in history eight varsity boats will make the long journey, three Of them from lho West-C,alifornia. Washington and Wisconsin.
 In preparation for tnc greatest tIrong ever to witness the events two cars have been added to the ob- &ervation train, making 34 in all. The varsity crew in No. s lane will ba far out in fine river. Last year Wisconsin had No and in the dusk at the finish barely could be dis
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25
GASCOS BEAT FAFNIRS
Jim Lynch's Meter Readers and Bearing Makers Have Hot Contest at Walnut Hill Park.

Hitting along on all six, the Gas cos last night came through again under the astute leadership of Jim Lynch veteran meter reader and beat the Fafnir team to 1 in a five inning tilt at Walnut Hill park. Johnny Sheehan was in rare fora and allowed no hits to the opposi- tion while men were on the bases.
 heehner, rangy southpaw who was serving them up for the Fafnir crew, couldn't get going in the first inning and his wildness helped the Gascos to push across four runs. Fafnirs got one across in the initial frame, this being the only counter they scored in the game. The Gas eos managed by good baseball to push over another in the third.
 The game developed into a stiff
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25

argument after the first inning and with Stevie Dudack getting every thing that came to him in the left garden, the Gascos were illuminated for the day. Jim Lynch did not um4 pire but Dave Ellison did and he performed nobly. The batteries were for the Gascos, J. Sheehan and Kopec and for the Fafnir team, Keehner and Kenuie. The Gascos will tackle the Landers team in a re- turn game at Walnut Hill park Thursday night.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25
FEDERALS BEAT ". E. A. C.
Junior Teams Go At It Hot and Heavy With Winners Crashing Through For q Victory.

The Federals baseball team, a newly organized outfit, defeated the w. F. A. 6 nine last night in closely fought game by the score of , to 4. The W. Els got off to a fine start in the second inning when they pushed across three runs. The runs were scored on errors as Morey's box work had the w. E. A. c. crew guessing all the time.
 Mrey, during the game, famed 12 men and his work was the real fea- ture of the contest. Others who put in good work both in the field and at bat were Kushlan. Bucllas, Potts and Ross. Bardeck and Ross star red for the w. F. A. C. nine.
 The Federals will journey to Plainville Monday night to meet the East Ends there. The Federals are looking for games with any team averaging from If to r years of age. Communicate with Ken Fraw- ley, 45 Erwin Place. The summary of last nights game is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25
Australian Steamer Is
 Aground Near Quebec

Quebec, May 25 Ps-With a fuli cargo of bituminous coal from Syd- hey, N. S., the steamship Manchester Civilian, under charter by the De- minion Coal company, yesterday was ashore al Point Seche. eight miles west of Frame Point. Efforts to re- float her were begun immediately. The ship was resting on a rocky bottom in an exposed position.
 It is believed that the vessel struck the rocks during a fog.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25
HAGEN SAILS TONIGHT
American Golf Star to Seek His Third British Crown-WiH Meet Abe Mitchell in Match.

New York, May 2j L1J -- Walter Hagen, American professional golf champion. twice holder of the Brit ish open title and winner of the American open event in 1918. sails for England tonight seeking his third British crown.
 Hagen also will meet Abe Mitchell. veteran Britisher in r holes of match play. for which the purse is 1000 pounds, and will participate with q team of American profession als against combination of British experts.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25
SEEK INDOOR TEAMS

The East Ends of Jubile street, an indoor baseball team, would like to challenge any team in the city. Teams in the Inter-Church league or any others of like calibre are sought. A game with the Stanley Memorial team is especially desired. For game Telephone 3O0S-2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25

ry on May 18th. The body had drifted to within a few rods of the west shore.
 Hall and his father-in-law, Joseph Schubert, of Spring street, this city, were trying 10 tow 8 row boat be- hind a power boat. When the row boat started to fill Hall stepped off the power boat intending to get in- to the row boat to bail 1t out. he lost his balance and went out of sight in the river.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25
DUSTY LEAGUE MEETING
Board of Managers Hold Session and Complete Details For Opening Saturday Afternoon.

Details connected with the opening of the Industrial baseball league were discussed last night at a meet ing of the board of managers held in the Y, NJ. C. A. The meeting was presided over by President Robert
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25

One of the most flercely fought battles to have taken place in this city in some years was enacted yes terday over in the East end between the married men and the single ones. Dewey Selander, war veteran, occupied the mound for the bene- diets and the bachelors couldn't see his smoke.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25
Spe a kin g of Sports
3st::t3+ t:t

The junior teams of the city are having trouble hooking up for games 1t seems from the number of challenges which have been coming into this office. It appears that there is no coordination of mana gers in the town and We would sug- gest that the managers Of these teams, all of whom are about the same age, get together at some spe- cifled place and on some specified date and choose a schedule that would have every team meet the other. In this way, the teams would be sure to have a chance at their nearest rivals and the championship team of the city could be decided upon.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-25

Dewey is one of those fellows who refuses to be out when he is down.
 Everyone in the city knows that Dewey has only one wing, but that is his throwing arm and after last nights game, he joins a class with Tommy Basil of the Landers team, for being a wonder though handi- capped. At least, the poor bachel- ors who whiffed the air last night in vain attempt to belt Selander's offerings out of the lot, are willing to admit that Dewey doesn't need another arm with which to play baseball.