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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Is

Sandy came tiptOeing into the
room she now shared with Judith.
Midnight in late August with fine
summer moon sending streaners of
light across the bed. She stood a
moment at the window, the brilliant
shawl Ramon had sent her half
draped about her shoulders. She wore
orchids in . ncbulous white chiffon
that made her look as though robed
i'm fog.
She twined her fingers in the long
fringe Of the shawl and smiled. Men
were like this-atl Of them! That
boy tonight begging her to run away
with him! And in six months he.
TOO. would forget.
But she was glad about Ramon.
Eight months since that night in
December when they dcpartcd-five
since she had heard from him. In
tho end Of March he wrote warm.
happy letter full Of hope, but with
one memorable paragraph:
SANDY, last night at dinner I met
girl. saw her from across thr
room. MY heart stopped. r. WAS
YOU! Your hair. those Turing eyes
Of yours, even your walk. cant
tell you how the thing affected me.
NY cars were laundering when
met her s. panic-hcld until she
spoke.
"Thc voice. dearest, isn't yours.
how the sight Of her fills me thou
sandfold with longing. Do you ever
meet anyone who brings me SO to
your heart? am always searching
for an echo or shadow that holds
some vague image of you.
"Do you ever wish for me? No
or you would call me back. When
will you? wait for this. Some
times I almost forfeit hope. Then
the mail comes and every happy
phrase is promise.
ibid you like the shawl? Ny ono
y Joy is searheins ~ things to please
II forgot to tell you the girl.
naniN. IT'S interesting--Maria dc
! Rosario. She. too, comes from Cali
/ f0rnia and of an old Spanish family
An odd coincidence. isn't it?'
/! Sandy read in this letter tn.
downing Of a new emotion. Sh.
welcomed it with Q sigh Of relief
fearing only that Ramon might ncf
perceive that he cared for this Ma
ria. Because Of Sandy he nigh
fail to realize that new love hat
come to him.
Az cleverly IS she could she point
ed it out. She wrote . long. ga!
letter.
"Don't be asking me 10 call 20,
back, Ramon. Call you back t,
what? NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tragedy. This 10 al your love TO
me can bring. I don't want {,
I There's too much gladness here
But neither you nor / can bring !
20 each other. I'm not asking yol
TO forget me, but only to open you
life to new and hsppisr contacts-
Then she asked questions abcu
j mis- girl who looked like her. Il
muSt write moro -sverything--
/ a month pessed: tAen two. N
teasMer csune. She tAougAt; mos
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voice. .wait. Wait, here comes Miss
Nersdith.r
"Hello, hello. 10 that ysu. Judy1'
It was Joan's voice. and ! drew .
long sish Of relief.
She might have been answering .
girl she expected to ask TO the matt.
nee for an the anxiety her tone con-
veyed.
Il want you to come down town Inn
mediately."
"You want me to come to The store,
Judy1 Have you got the money!
.Wl.t do you mean, Cant you
There was : sudden change In tho
voice. y A. I, 1Ad expected, Joan last
night Md tut an her troubles on my
shoulders. She was 90 used to being
protected and helped that By merely
telling me her troubles she had be.
como sure THAT would take care
Of her.
Now, however, her voice was full
Of anguish and I FASTENED, o. I
thought, to relieve her mind q soon
- possible by telling her that Barry
Cornwall was dead.
= Before could get any further I
heard queer sound IS though the
receiver was dropped and I was
shut off.
Central, central" I fairly shouted.
II have been cut Off"
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Sometimes Stop and Thank
God For His Outdoors Is
Inspiring Suggestion Placed
Near Roadside in Ontario
Motor Routes Are Beau
tiful
Thy George ID. Mann)

Montreal. July l6-Signs you see
by the road. They reflect romance,
humor and what young America calls
'.apple sauce" Leaving Toronto on
the Montreal road there are greet
ings in two languages to welcome
and speed the parting guests.
Goodbye, Call Again. is the usual
stereotyped expression used on most
Of the community sign posts Of vel
come. Farewell, we will miss YOU"
comes, under the category Of pure
apple sauce" but speeding into
quiet Quebec province village, a little
corner Of France. the simple "merci
bon voyage does not set up the jar
ring sensation that some Of the YER
bally mutilated environs Of the
average highway town do.
The Biblical admonitions are not
uncommon. Eternity where" on
big boulder along a narrow and sharp
curve. may make the new driver
vince, but il hardly registers with
the hard boiled tourists with tent
and suit cases and an eight passenger
Ford. THE wages If sin is death"
has been plastcrcd on some fences
and barns and great passages from
tho Bible decorating the boulders in
corn or alfalfa field hardly inspire
and seem TO invoke sacriiegous
rather. that solemn thoughts.
An Inspiring Suggestion
But in an Ontario village near the
roadside under beautiful maple
was the most inspiring suggestion
encountered:
Sometimes stop aud thank God
for His outdoors
That should touch the heart OF the
unbeliever as well as the believer.
a nature lover, not a narrow religion
list. penned that sentiment in the
quiet Ontario town of good Christian
people. living far from the madding
crowd. The lure of the road through
the shady lanes and quiet Wales along
the nO1'th shore Of Lake Ontario, the
st. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers
forces, respect for nature overs and
1t is not hard sometimes to stop and
thank God for His outdoors" An
Emerson, q Thoreau or Burroughs
might well have penned that quiet
suggestion in reverence for the Giver
of all good and perfect things. The
Ontario town impresses the tourist
rolling down toward the Atlantic with
more than flecting thought That
little phrase on the maple tree helps
to visualize the beauty of natvre and
it, priceless boon.
II il . most varied trip iSecnically
AlOng the north shore Of Lake On
tario 70 the historic Kingston at the
headweters OF the St.. Lawrence
whore Canada's penitentiary and
West Point are located. Here are
txaine@s the few Dominion soldiers
That comprise Canads's very modest
military forces, as the national de-
fense Il left largely to Great Britain
aud tn ProvineiAl troops.
laAian HssA jssd II AAvcrti.lns
Ean4noque. IN Indian. not = French
sasle, ~ ! Village u the head OF thu
ito HlSndGs M Affords restful
spIHee ~ break ~ trip to eithei
(1lSswd 81 MentrS&l. The lndisF
h0nA lleed on ~ toHn's advertisinG
|o1l blEiensry ioche egoessque - I
T - soatotnn p4a1 - tie stalwar(
eoe ~ ~ 1ipux. hat Iadiaa
!; ~ q tiiuliss iy!1Is giekhap plu,
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in police work, for he would cmbroil the paper in
more libel suits than half a dozen lawyers could
get it out Of
No, Mr.. Hallam, don't blame the police reporter
Rather blame the lax official who breads to tn.
searching ray Of publicity thrown upon his work in
any but the,most favorable light
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Son Of Sitting
Bull Visits ID. +.
Barry at Superior

David +. Barry. former Bismarck
photographer and now located at
Superior, Wisconsin. had unique
experience Sunday.
While he was sitting at his studio
in Superior. his doorbcll rang and
almost before he could reach the
door, four stalwart Indians marched
in upon him. One Of them nodded
IA recognition to the photographer.
lie was the son Of Sitting Bull, whom
Barry had pictured with his father.
Sitting Bull, 80 years ago. But the
son had left the tomahawk' of his
fathers at home. With his three
companions he had come to inspect
the photographs.
Look Over Pictures
For more than three hours the
quartet Of Indians stood in wonder.
ment before the pictures and Indian
relics in the studio.
When john Sitting Bull. Jr., rccog-
nized the picture Of his mother along
side his fathers second wife, and his
blood sister and the daughter Of Sit
ting Bulls second wife, he was en-
raptured.
In accordance with the custom Of
those early times among the Indians,
Sitting Bull was the possessor OF
two wives and was the father OF
children born to him from both oil
them. One Of his sons was John
the man who marched III on Mr.
Barry Sunday. He was IL years old
when Mr.. Barry photographed MIN
He u mute.
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loan GETS A SHOCK

| realised, however, that hAd nO
time 70 moralise. must get out Of
that office Immediately. must not
only see Joan but Lela.
Hastily taking the bottle with it,
red skull and crossbones from my
pocket I put it on the bundle Of 20.
pers and made my way ovt through
the outer room 70 the elevator and
out Of the store. !.
Going to . telephone booth. ! called
up Joan on her own private wire, the
number Of which she had given mo
the night before. Her maid an.
:Miss Meredith Is still sleeping.
aYes." / answered. awake her and
say that Miss Dean is waiting on the
phone for her.
II cannot give her that message
now, miss. I have strict orders not
to enter her bedroom in the morning
until her bell rings"
"But she must be up by this time
Of day. Il Is nearly noon!
ayes. miss" answered the maid
phleenlaticaily. Il thought l heard
her walking about"
her my message"
II couldn't possibly do that until
she rings" she informed me again.
"A1l right" I answered. "You may
give her the message any time today
or next week, whenever II comes easy
Before I had time to hang up, |
heard the words in . frightened
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tory, 81! another picture taken by
Mr.. Barry Of Sitting Bull, Jr.. which
will be added to his collection.
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HefSelf.
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vEL'AcT. sLov. oBEcENsTvU

s radost 'ou ozaialnujeme, ze pc
prednaskach $ pohybiyymi obraz-
mi 70 Slovenska, ktore sa odbyva-
ly v siestich slovenskycil osadach
dostavame dopisy a gratulacie od
mnohycll lcastnfkov tyc&ze pred
nasok. Tito nasi dobroprajnici a
ma svoju rodnd zean pamatajdci
rodaci ,pisu nam: ISL to obrazy
krasne, ducha a mysel' povzna-
sajnce. Vidi clovck slovenske me-
sta, dediny a v Mich ozajstny slo
vensky zivot. Slovenska Liga '
Amerike zasluzi pochvalu a uzna.
ME "a to, ze kona j l'u)dovo Wy
chovnl pracn atd'.'
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z URADovNE TAJoMNfKA
SLOW. LfGY.
ESTE O TEJ VZNESENEJ
AKCII.

Cital som nedavno jednu kra-
tku rozpravo6ku, v ktorej medzi
inym nachodi sa toto: "Ked
lCien znamenity kazatel' az DO
treti raz kazal oetej istej veci, "a
staNil llo jeden premudreny cir
kevnfk: "Hj, eb pan farar, pek.
ne. pekne! ale Cd roka ste uz po
treti raz povedali til istu kazen.
Mohli by ste uz raz al o inom pred
mete kazat'.''
Pam farar sa usnlial odpove-
dal: "Vel'mi vd ACNE priatel Ike
Lenze ia nechcem len tax po da-
ronnici vazne reel rozsypat'. MOI
ciel' je, ably moji posluchaci tie
myslienky, GO podavam zastepili
81 do mysli a duSi, aby 81 ich O.
syojili. "A osvojit 81 icll jednou
kaznou je mie nejaka l'ahka wee.
Ma priklad, Wy yravite, ze ste ua
tri razy poculi til moiu kazen, no.
e mi povedzte nej so par SIT
viSlych Wet" Mily cirkevnik po-
trcl 81 rukou cello, pozrel sa na
zcm, potion ma farara, obzrel sa
na vysokil ve2u kostola vzdy-
ehol 81: "Ach, bodajze ia i $ tor
mojou hlavou! HIM. hm, neyiem
pan farar, co by ste ma zabili!'
"No yidite, priatel'k 'ko, yam by
neskodilo pocut til kazen este sc
diva razy.''
Tento prlklad uvadzam tuna
preto, re 0 dobrej veci treba viaf
razy pisat', ably 81 iu ludia ME
lel zapamatali, ale ju i podporo
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vail. Sloyenska Liga Y Amerike
zaviedla sbierku na pomoc trpia-
elm rodakgn y Kube a Kanade e
Ste mesiaci novembri 1926, a O
vysledku hoyoria najlcpsie cislil
ce. Mnohi nasi mae dobrosrdecni
! l'udia 81 doterajsieho vyzvania
malo povsimli - hoci je to najdo-
lezitejSia sbierka aku kedy Slo-
venska Liga zaviedla. Najdolezi-
tesiou preto lebo obete tieto sll
sbierane na ten najsl 'achetne isl
ciel : ma jaky krest 'an Slovak vo-
bee obetovat m6ze. Preco re je
teda tax maio tych co ju podpo-
rili 7 Ci uz MET medzi mani vre-
lych obetavych slovenskych du-
81, ktore melen slovami, ale j O.
betiami dokazljn skutlSy milo
srdenstva lasku k blizn5m
Pravda, najdo sa ony este. skoda,
ze ME hustejsies Poroynajme len,
nase postavenie. polozenim ma.
sieh bratov Kube Kanade. 4
ked to zrobinle tax musime u
znat ze sme lny nebeskom raj
Y rorcvnani S mimi.
Ny ST tn pt'edsa len i ZINE
Y lete akd-takil pracu najdemc q
mlmo tohto m anne este i til vyho
du ,ze Sd m6zeEme stat clenmi ma:
skych organizacii, ktore mas pri
pade upadnutla do choroby pod
porla. kdeztot oni cez leto akt
tax, ale cez zGimu t'azko, vel IN
t'azko mozu najst' pracu. Oni ne
mozu sa stat ami clenmi podporu
jncich organizacii, lebo ni1teni 81
ttllat sa po sitej zemi Kuby ;
kanady a to bek grosa, bez cdc
WI a chleba. Pred niekol ko tyz
| dnami navstivifi 1radoyen Slo
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MA PREDAJ
cIsTOKRvNE sLIEPKY
NosNICE
Nasledovntch plenien:

Barron p5vodu biele Leghorns, Ever
lay p6vodu hnede Leghorns, Thomp-
sons Barred Rocks, Owens alebo
Tompkin1s Rhode Island Reds, biele
Rocks alebo biele Wyandotte, $l.25
"a jednu.
Pat '-mesacne kury horeudanych
plemien, po $1.ooi skoro budd niest'.
Miadi kohhti dorastl, po 32 jeden.
Kohdt zdarma pri objednani jedneho
tuctu sliepok alebo vino.
Bielc Leghorn kurU atka, 1916 "a sto.
Brown Leghorn k.irciatka, 20 "a sto.
Barred Rock kurciatka, $1l IN sto.
Rhode Island servene kursiaska, $40
"a sto.
Biele Rock kurciatka, $12 "a sto.
Bicle Wyandotte kur4istka, $11.50
"a sto.
vsetky So cistokrvne toho p6vodn,
ako je udane.
Ny pestujeme saani nasu hydinu a
snle vel l'mi opatrni pri vyberani vajec
ma liahnutie. Ia uspokojenie vAm ru-
, Cine.
My platime postovn6 poplatky "a do
pravu kurciat expresns poplatku "a
dopravu sliepok.
Rheime, 10 hydina bude vam civ
/ dodana.
The Fulghum Hatchery
+ GIRARD, OHIO.
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venskej Ligly' styriaz Kanady pri-'
cestovavSi rodaci. Jeden . dotyc-
nych rodakov odovzdal nam ME
kol 'ko prosieb Cd bratov v spitd>
loch sa nachodiacich d pdvedal
nam: "Keby ste videli tie yyzia-
bic, biedne, pol6mrtva tvare tych
rodakov, ktori len pred paru me-
siacmi prisli do Kanady cerstvl,
zdrayi, zaplakali by ste mad nj
mi. Prosim vas, pomoEte im!'
Nuz volame znovu a znoyu X
dobrym sloverskym srdciam: Bra
tia, sestry, obetujte dl'a moznosti
ma zachranu trpiaeej svojeti. Ne
Fvyhovarajte sa ma zle easy, ma
vasu 'chudobu, to si len plane w
hovorky Uvazte! Keby 2 tych
100000 Slovakov ktori tn V Spo-
jenych Statoch aijd jedna polovi-
ca bola takych odronov, ktorf svo-
Jet nemilujl ako TAXI ma zia-
don vzneseny ciel neobetujn a z
tych zvysnych $4,000 len 10000
bolo by samostatne zarabajlcich
l'udi a tito by len po 25 centoy
obetovali, talk by SINE 'ahko SO.
, sbierali $ayO00.O0 Ny sme toto
/ presvedcenia, ze zdrayy a pra
! cui1ci Slovak moze obetoyat' %
! ccntov bez toho, ze by tym Sc
be, alebo svojej rodinke ukrivdil
| Bratu, sestro, prosime "a me,
/ ne 'azko chorych rodakov a icll
ltlych dietok, obetnj! Bud clo-
vekom so srdcom, ktore clti bic
du a t'archu svojich bratov! O
/ betovat' to ME milost'. To Je~po
| vinnost', kaadtho sl'achetneht
krest 'anskeho srdca! OpakuJem
Kto m6zes dbetuj a posli svoj dal
ma adresu: Slovenska Liga,,P. Q
Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Vykaz obetujucich q darov cd 4
i do II. decembra 1895.
! Rev. Ii. j. Frastacky, Lisbo1
/ Falls, Maine So, Anton Kubinak
Prince Bay, S. |. N. Y. ST., Jan M
Ofchiarik - a Wendell Ofch1arll
S1 Charleroi, Pa. Anna Leboshl
/ Il Fruberg, Ill. 81, Bohu znama
50, Jakub Babcanlk, Ashland
Wis. 81, Sbpr 416 SLOW. LgN
n. Lansing, Mich. So a sblerk'
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Obrazky tieto budu rkazovane Y
tieto dni v nasledovnych osadach :
NEW CASTLE, Pa. V sobotu,
Is. decembra 1926 pol s. vceer,
v Pol 'skej Sokolovni na West Mil.
ler Street.
FARRELL, Pa, nedel'u, 19
decembra pol s. veeer, V Slo
venskom Dome.
Prosimc teda vsetkych bratov (
sestry V dotycny1.h mcstach o
kolici, aby sa prednasky zdcast
niIi vidcli rodnu zem t. j. to na
SC mile krasne Slovensko.
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1925. Spolu $20.25. Prenaska .
predosleho vykazu $9l.6s. suhrn
$ll1.93.
al'achetni darcoyia! Pnjmite
nasu vreld d'aku a srdecne Pan
Bob zaplat "a obete prinesene na
pomoc trpiacim rodakom. Bob
was pozehnaj!
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Poor!

Ma predaJ royno Cd majitel'a D
izbovy dom v pryotriednom stave,
SO vsetky1ni pohodliami zlepse-
miami. Nachodi sd ma Silliman St.
Steclton. PiSte 0 informacie: Post
Office Box S45, Youngstown, o
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Ma predaj

4 izbovy dom S gazom a clektri-
nou, pri poulicnej kare, Ma South
Side. Cena $1,000. $1,000 hotovych.
5 izbovy dom 3 izbovy dom
na jednom lote. Tiez miesta pre-
este jeden dom Ia tom lote, ktory
mcria 50x2OO. Vsetky zlcpsenia
dnu a vyplatenc. Blizko mad ar
skeho rim. kat. kostola. Ccna jc
$3.50. 800 hotovJ7ch.
Ma Sherwood Ave. izbovy
'moderny dom. Vsetlya zlepSenia.
Cena 100000. Ma splatky.
Stop a Sharon Line. 5 izbovy
dom, vo vybornom stavc, korne-
rovy lot. Voda, clektricke svetlo,
fornes cimentovana ,pivnica. Ce-
na $500. $500 hotovych. Tiez f.
izbovy dom, celkom novy. Cena
$2S00. $500 hotovych.
! R. G.. vAsU COMPANY
213 Terminal Bldg. Tel. 1886.
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Ked' chcete knpit dom aleb0
lot na Steelton alebo kdekol 'vek
v meste, prid tie ku mne. Ja mann
dom pre Wis q usporim VAN penia-
ze. Vd'acne dam poradn xdarma
Y majetkovtdh problemocA. Mo-
zen WAN pom6ct' penianni pri
stavani domu. Ked po4estnost q
spravnost 1nacia daeo pre- vas,
talk ma navstNite. Prld tie ku
ADoLPH KEssLER
slovensky obchodnik majetkami
verejny not&r
B02 First National Bank Bldg.
Telefon 39567
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DO RENru.

4 izby a pantry. Elektrika, gaz
a yoda. Rent $23.OO. Ma Indiano-
la Ave, oproti Novelty Store.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
DARTMOUTH GAME
 TOPS DAYS CARD
Both Blue and Green Apprehen.
 SiVe-Other Games Listed

New York, Oct. 16 Pt-Arrival of zero hour in football today found a spirit of apprehension in some camps, notably Dartmouth and Yale, furnishing one of the brightest spots on the card, top-heavy with feature games. Both Coach Hawley of Dart mouth and Coach Jones of Yale were in announced position of hoping for the best but fearing the worst. Yale offers team prepared to make up In enthusiasm lack of experience. The big Green eleven has more veteran material but was not believed to boast the condition reached by the Ellis.
 Pennsylvania and Chicago. only one touchdown apart last year, promised another close contest to- day with the home team regarded as slight favorite at Philadelphia.
 Princeton. slow in starting, ex- poets to spend busy afternoon in an effort to repulse a new but ag- gressive Navy crew. Announcement that Sam Ewing, after three years as substitute, would start his first varsity game at quarter, indicated that Coach Roper may be applying methods of psychology against the midshipmen, as Ewing has won one game and tied another by drop kicks over Navy goal posts.
 The Army team today was given po nnarter and eyDacted popa Fror,, Syracuse. Two evenly matched teams apparently left little to choose between them.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Boston --Maxey Rosenbloom. Brooklyn, won on foul from Tiger Flowers, middleweight champion (9). Title not involved.
 New York = Joe Dundee. Balti- more, won decision from Jack Zivic, Pittsburgh (1o. Lew Tender, Philadelphia, beat Farmer Joe Coop- er' Terre Haute, Ind, (1O). Andy Divodi, Bay Ridge, defeated vinci Dundee. Baltimore, ts).
 Waterloo, Iowa Young Strib- ling, Atlanta, won a technical knock out over Lou Rollinger. Waterloo, (3).
 Tampa, Fla. Sammy vogel, New York, outpointed Armando shekols. Belgian Go).
 Savannah, Ga. Babe McCor- gory, New York, knocked out Bat ting Finch, Savannah CD.
 Youngstown, Ohio - Tommy Nel- To, San Francisco, and Al Gordon, Philadelphia, fought draw (12).
 Des Moines. Iowa - Glenn Lago, Des Moines. beat Frank Zusman, Omaha (S).
 San Francisco Young Jack Thompson, Los Angeles, won d tech- nical knockout over Billy Adams, New Orleans (5).
 San Diego. Calf. - Young Harry Wills. San Diego, negro, welter- weight, outpointed Johnny Clinton. New York 1O.
 San Francisco Jimmy Moore, Cincinnati negro middleweight, fought a draw with Jack Attell, San Francisco (6). Dallas Bateman, St. Paul, defeated Columma Batillino, Manila featherweight (4.
 Hollywood - Doc She'll Tacoma lightweight, won decision over Jimmy McLarnin, Vancouver (10).
 Fl Paso, Tex. Gyp Williams, Toledo. Ohio, knocked out Leo Palmer Fl Paso, bantamweight (O.
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Harvard. with two disasters be- hind, was made a favorite over Will liam and Mary College of Virginia but the visitors were given an edge in game lining Ohio state up against Columbia at New York.
 Tulane, making long trip from New Orleans, brought a reputation for a dashing attack against which Coach Meehan had carefully pre- pared his New York University team.
 Colgate opposes Pittsburgh, heas- fly supported by public opinion as the more formidable of the pair. while Notre Dame was favored to beat back an invasion by the Nit tany Lions of Penn State.
 Cornell meets serious opposition in Michigan state but the Dobin machine was ready to function after intensive drilling.
 Holy Cross was decided favorite over Rutgers and Brown was con- ceded an edge over Bates.
 A game in which almost anything in football way might happen brought a test between Georgetown and West Virginia at Washington.
 Games today on a dozen fields marked inauguration of a nation- wide effort to raise s300,0OO for the erection of Walter Camp me- morial arch at the entrance of the Yale athletic fields at New Haven. Many colleges have set aside an im- portant contest as a Walter Camp game"
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
FALCONS BATTLING
 FOR CITY TITLE
Take on KensingtOn Aggrega- tion at St. Mary'S Tomorrow

With nothing to stop them but Iunfavorable weather conditions, the Falcon A. c. and the Kensington Athletic club baseball teams will battle for the championship of the city at St. Marys field tomorrow afternoon.
 The teams played under unfayor- able conditions in the last game played at Kensington but are hop ing that conditions will be better. A large delegation from Kensing- ton Is expected to make the trip and take advantage of their last op- portunity to see the national game. Rivaling in size the Kensington dele gation will be a crowd from the fifth ward who will be there to cheer the team whether 1t is battling in de- feat or victory.
 Both teams have a representation of New Britain's foremost players. The Falcons are 8 heavy hitting crowd but have been held in check by Bucholz on several occasions. The Kensington team has been hit ting in the important games. How ever, 1t struck a snag in the game last Saturday when 1t collected three hits, one by Weir and two by Bucholz.
 "Umpires Lynch and McKeon should have their turn as umpires In the series and I am ready to back them up for the jobs in the championship series Sunday. It is with no personal feeling that want to have Lynch behind the plate in