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New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
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I-knick rnock.r Trio. VI. <. Army u"nt g-BudIy pa}ou a15--I; lish,r. pianist. original J.rs,y l'1nb'sfA'
 u'i. H'l~'. .o.i5-J,r-.y Handlers. ..:4t-Tur ftl I;yu"lds soFrno' H. .rrgir4 J-rS.y Nrrallans.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
NENR-CHICAGO-266

7-Dai]y dinner concert. Rauland- Lyric Trio. Instrumental and yo- cal solos 9-ropular program. All-American Pioneers. Popular instrumental and vocal selections. l'-Mooly Bible Institute Evening Hour.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
MRNN-NL,M NOKK-2as

GH5-ChNrIes Villas, law series. , sports, commerce, theatcr index, G&c.--Jeolcr Hiugl"y Clara Mather.
 songs,
 .ur'anlo's concert orchestra. 1,15--"E',etricily," II, W. Sccor. >;&o.-upcrl. 'MmHha," y+5-il#,.trs Spanish Ensemble, gt5-- Radio and tducuttou." lo--Aui'u Hruwun's musicale"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
NMCN-NEM SORk-3II

Olcou NaiI's Sring Ensemble. Daucv orchestra, 7;S0--IMlu quinn Wryant, songs. 7;5o--U nclr Bunny. ,~-racH program. A:t6-- Health talk. N;5Q-- Entertainers. s--l}rcWcr smith, lu.h 9tli~ Palmer pen lesson Radio Franks. J45- -"lIow to DrNc," Iv--Creoie l'ollbs l0;$o-Tango orchestra, lo--Ernie Go.dcu's nrchcstra 1H ,..i1 - Al, I,,i,, lTttt,rt,fr..rp
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

El5--Joe I1ealIihy6 C0IIcgIanS from
 the Music Box. 5:45-TodIy's stock market and
 business news. 5:j5-Lost and Found. G--Evcnts Of the Day. 5:l5--Musicale Granite Trust Co. G:45-Big Brother club. ,:30--Federal Radio Musical News
 Review.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
WTAG-WOKCEsTER-g6s

j.1j--"Story Teller" 7:l5-lntprcsting talk, S-J--Concert.
 J-1U---"t,yeraady Hour" 1n.Gn-Nincani Lnnez's orche
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
WLsl-PROEIDLNCE--


 WJAR-PRONIDENCE--3O6 7:2O - EdgeWool Congre ga'ional church choir 1:55--Satcty talk: Tine Fire Freyen- ton Bureau" S-"Grand Prize Eurekas." S;30-TWins. 0-"Eyeroady Hour"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

t-Sto.& reports and n"Ws items. ,C.3n. -niun'r program by Porter l."
 To,',' ilot,i Van Curlcr orchestra, lourr'aiN \. '.
 7.@e-T4.5. "How N' "Spapefm'n Co,,r 'h. state Lcgisiaturl.' hE I.r.s E. Scott. Albany correspon-
 f...' O -he United pr"ss. 1:45-- Na1n Band program .rom Washington, D. e.. also broaloaS' e-om WEC and WIZ.
 s.%. Program in connection with tau annual banquet Of the Pits field Section of the American h. stitu.e of Electrical Engineering,
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

Arthur Duvert was m Boston Tues. 
 John B Byrne of Hartford came Ja l5s home eu Seward street for the weekend
 Donald Johnson of Suhield. Conn. Is visiting Wisb his parents. Attorney and Ms tria Fl Johnson.
 Mrs. Leo Delisie. Mrs Valarie De. laee. Mfs Eva Grinseil and Mrs Ruth Grinsell ~peRt Tuesday m Providence
 Chandier Morse. class of 1927, has been elected house president, and Franklin Perry, class of 1929, record ing secretary, of the Delta Upsilo1 fraternity d Amhsrst College.
 Mas Catherine Bettes of Jackson vlle. Florida, student 1t Wheaton College. Norton, Mass, Is spending part 1f the Easter yacatian with Miss Constance Russell of Grove street.
 Raymond Pierce. son of Mir. and MrS c l.. Pierce of Putnam Heights, and a sophomore at Stnrrs Agricul- tural College, is named as one of the twenty-one students on the first scho- lastic honor list of the college, dating fram September to February, 1926.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
EWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE THEIR FRIENDS AND ACTIVITIES

Schools ~iii close April I for thr esa H#H# ann 4Hr.E
 Hr and Mrs. Clarence Chase of a4.HH fHset spent SauHaF H FfH- aaeHeH-
 Sberu pod Connell of Worcester ~sas t Hr on Wa.ru stfeeL tar the Nees#end.
 Wallace Tuttle spoke al the moan 4aR luncheon Of thr KntIy club Wed- HesIaF=
 The teachers of Israel Putnam school wiil hold on Apr toei prte Ar5uesday. March 5f
 Principal Robinson of the local high school will attend meeting of pin= clpais from ati over tHt sttfe. held m Wlhmantle next Neek
 Mrs ? J Malonsy of Sehoot street spent Last week the guest of her daughter and husband nr and Mrs. John Curran of Worcester
 Because Judge Edwin (. Diekensou was attending thc funeral of Major Morgan G. Buckley at Hartford Wei ncsday. there was no ee-sion of the -Hpeffor court m Putnam
 Mrs Elvira Barber regent Mrs Charles F. HuakiHs. and Mrs Mary Bishop were delegates from Elizabeth Porter Pguau Chapter. D A R.. to the thirJy taud annual convention held lu Stamford iaa Friday MT, J E Kent eff Iarchmuut. mem her of the chapter. also attended
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

ars- Helen Wiley and @isa Ellen Whaalaes -H#at Monday n Hasczs fer.
 Mrs. ]. Harry Mann of Grove sireet left Friday to vlsit arIafves H New ! oTk City.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. [ Potter and htrs. A P. tiaEg of DaHieleaH spent Sun day with Mr and Mrs. Harry Morse aud family
 Mrs. Walter (. Richards of Phils- delphla. Ea. visiting iHr m8thrr Mrs Azues pegirn. and family 4f Fremont street.
 Miases Bertha and Edith Ckld of Simmons College. Boston. are spead- ng the Easter recess at their home on South M4B stfeet
 Mir. and Mrs Eugene larehesseault of Nounsocket spent Monday W1th NaYur and Nr- Chapdeiaine and fam fly 1f Church ueet. They have re- gently returned from Europe
 Gerald Allsrd of Putnam was one of twenty five athletes Co receive thelr varsity "G" al Stgrrz Aarlcaltural College last tfiday. Ar. Allard' g name appeaeed n both the football and basktt hall isfs.
 Mrs Frank Murray of Water street and her daughter Edna havc return ed from Pennsylvania where Mrs. Murray has been helping to care for her mother. Mrs Foisey formerly of Putnam. who Is lu poor health.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
In the Churches
EsptnI Chursh kal..

fsapttaA AHNFfH EHHHeH 8 H iertWaat tal.E F. s.
 Eala4 HHHeh e Re. #f F. Fls8Re ef Hr#HeHHaf Ma W.I ae EHpg tle H8IpI 5H s.elI af tir= Lock a5oa aEI obliged fe ae #aay IHe aemH +tEa have feE@tEd several let. GeH recommending A H4dRe Fry highly candidate for paat1f 4f stf church and # is dezred tbat every member af Inc church and eoHFreRt- lan sEaHid be present to meet bum.
 iz08 BhIs b6ai Iapsc. Great Teaching ef JahHs Gospel John F. IS
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 7bU evening s9nR service stea 5s fHf H He=tm followed us elm4a 85 Efs #eH5 r. 8o#fs
 4hHaaN ito mliWHek prayer service
 Friday 40 ctaf faHearai
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

EhsrI,s 4 Ihaycr has resigned h.s
 eHH afst Platinum iHH
 Lronel Gaaehes speat sunday n Webster tI#. Hat=f # ffl#Hd5
 < neck of ~iid kesse sas ssen zaaas northeast yesterday morning
 Mir and Mrs Armand laehanee and #H Hr EsHt saturday H Fratt- derte-
 Juda Lemonovit1 of Main street Hu IHt-s..
 Rossrto Cuertin of Taftv,lle waited H. er airarfta Mr and Nf- A.eNa st dean Sunday
 George r Ross. who has been # fal.4Hl lime has HetH tHa bH5tgH El pIEaI f0t treatment.
 Mr. Arthur Pepin of Southhudge. formerly of ratHam at s. Nla- err hospital N ateestee
 Miss Eulal,e St Jean !, caring for tHa La traIN family whs faxr tieen sgriuuly ili with pneumonia
 Miss Irene Rob,uson of Simmon, College. Boston. s speuirue fhe tas tgt. vacation 4t her ham,= an ! aureH treet
 Mr and Mr. o Bouquet of Pro .,I.ltnee streeE :are mu1t9e irfa the house oW Hea by Mir Carroll of hurch etfeet
 Edith Goyeitr. junior st ,hc Put nam Hsh school has received aH
 Underwood bronze medal for Wrlf IHe fortS tWo Wurd. a Whute for tf teen consecutive minutes
 Mrs Flora Auelair of Church street ls at St Ntucgnts hospital W orcester, where she s under 1bscr- Vauon Nhiig sue is away her basis uess Wjli be in tte hauJe uf bgr son Leo.
 Mis-. Celina Dumont. Leonel Der thiaume Mis- Sylvia Ia PirHy= AnH Namorc La rerte matared tn Nara UIJh sunday and were thr guests If lh0lr cousin Miss ltlh4u ia fIerf, fHey also NsiteJ Arthur Beualt and laau' Conrad vi the Norwich Sauatof um
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
PLAN TO ATTEND I NJ C A
 MEET IN MERIDEN TOMORROW

The WHdHm Caut T H e A- a8l He F#Ef6 .Htrd lH tts Hdae atH 1efIl tEsHt #hIp R4Has ~ he keIa Naral Saturday, NaaH Iss following H. faH tH eeaH= #Hf=rH##= H# 4ff=H# fE Ma#f H# He. GHI3 Robert ff.E NHEaH t' ham Eeau fl H#e HaHf H tHH EzaE. gH=aat E#HnH =fzt ifa# I9llII fE.t. f#H r I. E.II.lt I= A#HH E. NlH la.hls Mi HHm AtreH t9F Hsss
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
ALIMoNH OF &2so
Former Pomfret School Student
 Wife Gets Legal Separation

Mrs Beatr.eg Claney Bourne has beun awarded legal separation from ber husband. Arthur K Bourne. a graduate If romffyt School. her t3 the Singer Sewing Machine mauu- gagturor's millions Abmony above ! by thf New York court Was S2au a month
 Mrs Bourne charged her husband With misconduct saving that he had IiVgd under aa assumed name with another woman ln au apartment at Hollywood. Cat, .n 1895.
 The Baurues were married iu t422 after an elopmcut Mrs Bourne Wsas Beatrice Clancy. daughter af . build tnn contractor If Astoria. N
 Tn awarding the separation Justice rierney ruled that f Bourne realizes tht expectancy provided fer mm tn his grandfather wili or acquires con siderable patrlmouy from other soure- es Mrs Bourne may apply for in- creased alimony For the past year she had been receiving 500 week.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26

hlpher,s PrauiN of Pas.taeket spent -ata1s NItH tHie1as eee
 Samuel Cohen of Woros,ter spent sunday wIiH frHrud= here
 Erwin F Robbins of Man street spe6l Wpdues3as m Worcester
 Fred Warren of CentenniaI street spent Friday wIth friends in Mebstes
 Miss Beiis Simon of Church street spent Sunday with friends lu Webster
 Paul Warren of School street spent "Wednesday ~ith friends m Rockvili"
 Miss Celia Benoit of Main street peut Sunday Witt friends fu Wotee-= ter.
 Mrs Walter ] Bartlett of Main trret speHt Tuesday with friends n Worcester
 Mrs Frank l. Adams of Quine bang aseHur spent Monday @ilh tHeHa- se Providence.
 Mrs George Jordan of Woodstoek avenue spent Wednesday with friends m Norwich
 MT, Morris Patterson of Walnut street spent Che Noek-end with friends H Blackstone
 Mr and Mrs Walter chaHev of Walnut street spent Sunday with Webster relatives.
 Mir and Nrs Loren Skinner of Far fa0s .treat spent Tuesday with reta- neg- in New landan
 Ralph r Thurslon of Crow street spent The weekend with friends m NaWtop Center Mass
 Miss Mildred Burgess of Walnut street entertained over the weekend relatives from nanielsou
 Mise Ruth Cutler of School street returned Saturday from A visit spent with friends iu Dau4eison.
 Mrs C D-ighs Sharpe is making A euud recovery from her recent nn er5tlau at thy Day kimbatl hospital.
 Mir. and Mrs Fortuna Dufresne of Wa0usacket. k l. were the guests af Nr and Mrs Mark Gallant last Friday
 Ms. Glady, Chsdee of Boston Mir and Mrs Morris Patterson of ehoai street.
 MT and Mrs William DeoAteur of Railroad street entett tuned ther daughter Mrs John Goshane ot Mor- eester hast week
 Miss Annie Ash. music supervisor of Putnam schools. has returned from attending music convention in AL iaulie city. N J.
 John Whitehead. Jr.. and C. Lawrence Perkins arrived in New York City Wednesday. on the oym- pic. after spending several months abroad
 Mr. John GahAn. daughter Mrs. Nj H Delaney and son Ralph of Maj q street spent Sunday m Worcester visiting John Gahan, who Is patient at s. Vincent hospital
 Mir and Mir. Joseph Leon of Put nam and Mir and Mrs. Arthur Bro deur son Roger and daughter Phyllis of nauielson. uetored Co Southbridge Sunday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs Stanley Regis.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
MONDAY
 CONCERT AND BALL
ill Council Wal Open Post nten Social Season For
 33rd Time
-aacert to Daneirr With Ideal
 Jrchestra


 F aa rri eaar CarsH Council k af c. W.lI apea taa Dasi fHHfH #aatH HaHH8al concert and H The comm .ftazs haze been EH4t .He plan fa# aHHe Haas aHd r.a are aHIs awaiting fhf date Monday April "a again demoass-ats The Council ability as entertainer
 Tha EaH .l be hetd ta che state aHmaf# Livery street and there WlI De concert bF che Ideal Orches- Ira ef Webster fr4u eight tG nine a'- clock after Hh.ch thare sill be dane Ing aH che same uFehH tra furH.H D ing the mlsic.
 There hH been large advance sale af tickets. h1t thg-e unable to procure them la advance #a5 bay them the night af tka affair a fhe box office Tho advance sale p4rtend @ gathering af several hundred guest who Wiii be =sIeHHea hg reception committee headed 65 Past Grand Knight Bernard J NEGaEl5 Every hllg possible sfil b. daaH ta gH.e tAe gae=is 8 HleHsaHt evening entertainment.
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 CheeEes committee Joseph Riley Thama HaHnfan. Eaa Carey. Fefdi raud Phanc1r John Neleh Oswald Cain. Charles Glfaca. Lawrence Light Publicity and 8dsarfI- #R John II HaeaH chairman Patrick HaalaH Leler Hefihef. ] tUauauRt
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 $eRt Sunday affEtn0au tHg annual every member eaHFa attl be made Et nj ultrt tho esHzasHs Wlth 2 smile and eucauraHe fHsfH Wita esueruu pledge faf thg coming year
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
PUTNAM CHECKER
 PLAYERS ENTER

several members 5f th6 Putnam DH.eF6f# thH e3 Fa fa Norwich tf 54s.. 8t.FI 9 ts saftIFiaate in il tam aaGs6t f 6r taer bg che bq0an AthlaIu Gl8a at taaf Hits fef thu checker championship el eastern Com nlcUcat Tho HA af fuuam en= tfarta included tudr# VI u Ggl..iei. William V WHrusH. Harry h buHtaH CtMle ladaueeHr Heug J p4bel aHd X t .llaEruu=
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Conefeqational CbuFeb Note,

Rev jlues f EuElIaE Pastor
 sua g March FHm sunday 1H s6 Bfr ElE af aut hlp The minister NsI znauk au Iht { am 54.= If kruE fEFHu= 1NlIH ha H faI .AE HHaIadt. ,.t,fsHH t-hatsfa UtE.5 anthem. Jerusalem. Park -r rssll.Hza srhe Palm-# iaafe.
 aH r3aH5= apa-aaHaH#. eallH rH Iz oB tHe church sehua and the men. forum eO The spa#itHe hhfa1s lu0 r m The pastor. class ao u m THe.gtehtH af ths HiHe sl rfeHH- Is FvgnIuF" meetings The tere 4pugua d1ama sfofs=of haHflne Ea= lock fHmeuz feiNiauz plays he taal aIi be gwen
 ue iay l30 nH suHiay ~saag. Nerkrfa Conference at tue rat u age Martin 5 Robertson urgrtiE- euderf of rural schools. NH bt the
 Wednesday 7a0 pzm rhs senior haIr rehearsal
 Thursday go The Jumaf .huir rehearsal 90 pm the hurch ulEht service
 Tho VamEu of thc church Hst anNt ta f1 -harrHu the L,nten offering of fAe N oman Missionary Society ihe contributions arc requested by ATl
 and mas he.eeef=ta Ntss Emma j. Kinney Mir 9ealEe EN1Es af tl Mr. Clinton $ Andcm
 Member ot th5 cFuflh and confrg Eutiuu 4rr requested ia loan lsttf lilies for ase on Ea-trr sunday fn6-e aha eaH Hfe asked ta srHa tfe ulAnt U the .h8teh os saiuf F afternoon. HrH
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
SIDNEY HAYWARD ON
 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE

Sidney C Hayward g senior at Dartmouth College. has been appoln ed a member af this year class day committee Mir Hayward has also just been elected to the permanent class executive committee He is T graduate of the Putnam High school but Che family has removed Co Hart ford.
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
<, M.rr.. Chsrsh Note.

Rre Charles F Brdard, pastor Rev. Adrian hykemHn and Rev Ar hur Eoutmer. assistant pastors. Masses gre celebrated on Sundays at he following hours ' o'elockt dock. g15 o'clock and lo.3o o'clock
Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
s.I.allnn. .Armr Nols.

raE-a meetings Wednesday fEl l-..4 Saturday ht < D m
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Putnam patriot., 1926-03-26
At the Theatres
Bradley

rarirH aud saturday. Jackie Coo an m aOH Clothes
 3tbef Wamauss Story with Alie #tfaun Monday mEht smateurs
 .T....l.. -srl "Wednesday. 'tIht 5l.#.. i ..,.ly" with an all star cust
 FHursdav only. Vaudeville and frl 5fa Dean 4u Forbidden N3lets
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Airtorx

Tonight and Saturday Ns'so Wiih Hoat OHhsun
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 tIa.eH Monday thf'uEh Thur -Att
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st. Ph.I.p. Church Nots.

Services every Sunday at "a. m 70 90 m. and 580 ?. m
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Miss Annie
Mir. John GahAn. daughter Mrs. NJ

Y Delaney and son Ralph of Maj street spent Sunday m Worcester visiting John Gahan. who IS 8 patient at s. Ninctnt's hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-28

The first international athletic
meet for women in Europe was
held five years ago at Monte
Carlo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-28
NAVY-ROTE BALL
GAME THURSDAY
BOTH TEAMS TO APPEAR
TOMORROW IN FULL
STRENGTH

With 10th the Navy Officers
baseball team and that of the Ro-
tary Club tied one all in the base
ball series being played between
the two clubs for a banquet at
the expense Of the losers interest
is at high pitch with regard to
the outcome of tomorrow's battle
az the Navy Yard.
Both teams viii appear in full
strength tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock and a large turnout of
fans Is expected.
In anticipation of heavy
scoring contest after last weeks
pitching duel of to / for the
Rotes, the Navy management has
had three new canvass bases made
especially for the occasion.
Furthermore the Navy players held
batting practice Tuesday after
moon and claim that they will have
their batting eyes open tomorrow.
Biery will again do the mound
duty for the Navy but Manager
Bugs Warner of the Rotes will not
make his selection until game
time. although If Bob Spottswood's
arm is as good in the workout as
il was last week he will have the
preference.
The general public il invited
to attend and may gain admission
free through the Greene street
gate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-28
COAST GUARD
TRIUMPHS OVER
LIBERTY TEAM
VICTORIOUS IN INTERESTING
GAME OF BASEBALL YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON AT
ARMY BARRACKS

One of the most exciting base
ball games of the season was wit
messed yesterday afternoon on the
Army barracks diamond, when the
Coast Guard aggregation won over
the Liberties, a local civilian team,
in a close score of to 2.
Honk pitched for the Liberties
and Chiffon, Jr., twirled for the
Coast Guards.
The two Griffin brothers were
the outstanding players for the
Coast Guards, while Honk for the
Liberties pitched very effective
~.
The Coast Guard players made
all their scores in the fourth in
ming, when they made three runs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-28
80 Aa So as
WEATHER CONDITIONS

Moving slowly north-north-
: westward, the tropical storm
: is apparently now centered
just off the Florida coast in
: the vicinity of Titusville. 1t
Is expected to pass near Jack
sonville some time today. Its
> movement has resulted in
rains in the south Atlantic
: States and over the Florida
peninsula. Jacksonville re-
ports a heavy rainfall Of 2.76
: inches. Gales and dangerous
: shifting winds attend this
: storm and vessels are advised
to use caution in its vicinity.
Pressure continues highest
: over the Northeast.
Temperatures have changed
= but slightly during the last "a
: hours and arc near the season
: average in all districts ex-
cept the Dakotas where they
are above the normal.
In addition to he rains in
: the south Atlantic States,
showers have occurred locally
: in North Dakota and the Ohio
: Valley.
" Over the Florida Keys to-
night and Thursday the winds
: will be fresh north to west.
S. M. GOLDSMITH,
: Temporarily-in- Charge.
. o. = 80 &a - e IS
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NOTES OF SPORT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Senorita d'Alvarez, the Spanish
tennis champion, is also an ex-
pert at billiards.
The first international athletic
meet for women in Europe was
held five years ago at Monte
Carlo.
Only one golfer, John Ball, has
held the amateur and open cham
pionships of Great Britain at one
time. This was in 1890.
Marjorie Cottle, England's
foremost woman motorcycle racer,
recently circled the coast of
Britain (3,429 miles) in twelve
days.
The batting of Floyd Herman,
Brooklyn's first baseman, who
came from Minneapolis, is proving
one of the big features of the
major league season.
While student at Cornell, Miss
Nora Stanton Blatch, granddaugh-
ter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
was the first woman to swim
across Cayuga Lake.
1.-THE foremost girl athletes of
Canada will strive for laurels in
the Dominion ladies' track and
field championships, which are to
be held August 2 under the aus
pieces of the Toronto Ladies' Ath-
lletic Club.
In her first appearance in COM
petition an English girl athlete,
Miss Phyllis Green. leaped into
fame with a broad jump of II
feet 2A inches, only one-quarter
of an inch short of the worlds
record.
~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-28
TOWN DROPS UNION RULE

GREENWICH, Eng. The coun-
Gil has rescinded the rule that all
town employees must join q trade
union or be dismissed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-28
CASTE In GRAVES HELD
UP BY TOWN OFFICIALS

FoLKEsToNE, Eng. The
town council referred back a com.
mittee's recommendation that a
new cemetery should be laid out
IL sections marked Grades Al. r,
and C graves. The town clerk ex-
plsined that Grade a graves
would be the cheapest and Grade
r. the dearest. Councillor FORSYTH
thpn exclain'ea "That mnars sl,Hs
eoa are classifying people at the
finish Of everything. A rich man
ean choose anv particular sno1 be-
cause he happens to be rich"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-28
CALENDAR OF SPORTS


Racing: Meeting of Empire City
Racing Assn, at YoRkers. Meet
ing of Illinois Jockey Club, at Chi
cago. Meeting of Montreal joe
key Club, at Montreal.
Trotting: Meeting of Grand Cir
cult at Orange County Fair.
Golf: Iowa mems championship
tournament, at Des Moines.
Michigan women's championship,
at Grand Rapids. New England
championship opens at Nyatts r. !.
Tennis: Southwestern champion
ship tournament, at Dallas
Swimming: National A. A. u.
mems championships, at Philadel-
,phia.
Boxing: Charlie (Phil) Rosen.
berg VS.. Midget Smith, 10 rounds,
at Cleveland. Eddie Shea VS..
Johnny Leonard, 10 rounds, at
Cleveland. X. o. Phil Kaplan vs.,
Larry Estridge, 10 rounds, q
Cleveland.
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Yachting: George Cup interna-
tional races begin on Chaumont
Bay, N. Y.
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LAMP KILLS ESQ FEET DOWN

SWANSEA, Wales John
Clough, miner. dropped his lamp
200 feet down the shaft and it
killed another miner at the bot
tom.
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