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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24

millions Of auto sales on deferred
payments, only .I63 OF one per cent
fail after having paid one-third down
on 12-month contract. The percentl
age of loss increases fapidly wit
extension OF time and the sH
Of the down pzymenti
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24
MRS. JENNIE TAYLOR

Licensed Funeral Director
Gentleman Embalmer Lie
ensed for Maryland and Penn.
sylvania
Dignified service given all
calls, night or day.
Cor. N. Queen 4 Walnut SITS.
Phone 122 Rising Sun. Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24

christmas Island, in the Paciti,
IN, is SO named because Captain
landed there Christmas day,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24
LEARN BARRIER TRADE

Quick, steady warm inside
work. Jobs guaranteed; $50
places. Write Tri-City Barber
Schools, SIT E. Baltimore St.,
Baltimore, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24
AMERICAN LEGION AMBULANCE
SERVICE

Week of December 18th to 18th
Inclusive
During the past week a. total OF
four trips were made by the Ameri
can Legion Ambulance. These in
cluded trips from Baltimore to Por
Deposit, Port Deposit to Philadel
phia, Providence to Roxborough
Penna., and one trip to Elkton.
1t is interesting to note the rec
ognition that the American Legion
Ambulance receives from outside
sources from time to time. Recent.
an article on the service appeared il
the American Legion Monthly. Ii
the December goth issue of the
Baltimore Sun appeared an in,eres,
ing and accurate summary of tn
activities of the ambulance for tn,
past eight months. While these
articles are not absolutely essen.l~
to the welfare of the service it il
gratifying to know that our efforts
are meeting with approval from out
side as well as from within the
county.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24

Man cannot add to his stature by
treading on other peoples toes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24
STATISTICAL REPORT

Number of trips this week, 4
average mileage per trip. rs; tota
mileage for week, 305; total trips tc
date. LAT; average mileage per trip
81; total mileage to date, 4602.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24

jobs make soft people.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24

Loafing is getting so expensive
sitting on top Of the world all by
yourself.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24
cH Years Record
AQGuide DBuyev

The facts regarding Dodge Brothers sales DUR
ing 1926 are worth recording. They represent
the ever-increasing recognition Of fundamental
worth and extra value.
AS the year draws to close, the sales approx
innate $4,000 cars-an increase of more than
3O% over 1925.
This again tells the story of public apprecia-
ton Of dependability, but tells it more impress
sively than ever before. It reflects the value
and Importance of the numerous improve
fnents that create an even greater degree of
srnoothness, silence and case. It emphasizes
the greater comfort and beauty.
The record for 1926, both in engineering prog
ress and sales growth, is the best in Dodge
Brothers history In sum and substance it is
nothing less than helpful guide to every
buyer who seeks the largest possible value
for each dollar expended
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-12-24

How time does fly
and eight in the MORN
Evening star., 1926-03-10
TAKOMA.

Sunday and Monday, Richard Dix
in "Womanhandled." Pathe News
and Larry Semon Comedy. Continu-
GUS Sunday from p.m., matinee
Monday at $3.50; Tuesday. Corinne
Griffith in "Infatuation," and Rich
ard Talmadge In 1.-THE Prince of
Pep; Wednesday and Thursday,
Edmund Lowe and Alma Rubens in
East Lynne" and comedy; Friday.
Buck Jones in "Durand of the Bad
Lands" Aesop's Fable and comedy;
Saturday, Jack Holt, Florence Vidor
and Noah Beery in THE Enchanted
HILL" Aesops Fable and Adventures
of Maize" No. II. Matinee at 2:15;
evening continuous from 5 pm.
Evening star., 1926-03-10
SAVOY.

Sunday, Claire Windsor in Dance
Madness" and Andy Gump in 'Dyna-
mited"; Monday, Helene Chadwick and
Give Brook in THE Woman Hater,"
and comedy. "A Peaceful Riot;
Tuesday, Lovers Lane" comedy "In
the Air" and Pathe Review; Wednes-
day, Colleen Moore in I'VE Moderns." {"
and Bobby Vernon in slippery Feet;
Thursday. Jack Holt in THE Ancient
Highway" Neal Burns in MY
Swedie" and Screen Snapshots"
Friday. Charles Ray in Bright
Lights" comedy and Hodge podge";
Saturday, Monte Blue in "Hogan's
Alley" Billy Dooley in "A Goofy Cob"
and "Sportlight.'
Evening star., 1926-03-10
PALACE-"Sea Horses.

lack Holt and Florence Nidor ap-
near in the featured roles Of Allan
Dwan's production for Paramount of
Francis Brett Young S magazine serial,
Sea Horses" at Loew's Palace The
ater next week starting Sunday after
noon.
The story of Sea Horses" centers
about charming English girl who.
with her little daughter. sets sail on
an ocean freiShter for An obscure port
on the east coast of Africa, where she
hopes to join the romantic husband
who has deserted her a year after
their marriage. Her presence on board
the ship has an electrifyinS effect on
the officers and crew. The burly mate
and youthful third officer come 10
blows over her while even the cap
tain finds himself yielded to her
charm.
The story attains its climax on the
ships arrival at Panda. the East
African port. where she is horrlfled
to discover that her husband has he
come a ragged. drunken heach-comhef,
who awakeS from a Stupor To drive N"
woman and child into the jungle Jufl
as a. tropical storm breaks in all its
fury
Evening star., 1926-03-10
YORK.

Sunday. Fay I4amphier. Miss
America" in THE American Venus -
and Cliff Bowes in Don't Stop; Mon
day. Charles Ray in Bright Lights. y
and Hal Roach's "A Punch in the
Nose; Tuesday, Cecil B. de Miles
The Road to Yesterday" and Aesop
fable: Fable: Wednesday. Betty Compson in
The Palace Of Pleasure" and Helen
and Warren" comedy, IAN Abroad:
Evening star., 1926-03-10

edy, amateur night; Wednesday,
Gloria Swanson in stage Struck" I"
comedy, PAY the Cashier; Thurs
day. George O'Brien in THANK YOU"
comedy. Mummy Love-; Friday,
Edmund Lowe and Alma Rubens in
"The Winding STAIR" comedy; Satur.
day, Jack Hoxie In THE Roaring Ad.
venture" THE Scarlet Streak" No. 8,
cers :"
Evening star., 1926-03-10
PARK.
RAPHAEL.

Sunday, Dorothy Mckaill and Jack
Mulhall in joanna Adventures of
Maize" No. 10, and Aesop Fable; Mon
day, The Ancient Mariner" Larry
Semon in solid Concrete; Tuesday,
Richard Dix and Esther Ralston in
"Woma anhandled," Fox News, com.
Evening star., 1926-03-10

Thursday, Lewis Stone in What
Fools Men" and comedy; Friday, Ben
Lyon in 1.-The Pace That Thrills and
Charlie Chase in THE Uneasy Three:
Saturday, Jack Hoxie in THE White
Outlaw" Our Gang" in Boys VIII
BE joys" and THE Scarlet Streak" :"
No. TO-
Evening star., 1926-03-10

You'll laugh! Lift off hard corns.
soft corns, corns between the toes
and calluses. 1t doesn't hurt bit
Seems magic! Just drop "Freezone"
on any tender. touchy corn. Instant
ly it stops aching; then shortly you
Evening star., 1926-03-10

lust lift that old. bothersome corn
right off with your fingers. 1t works
like a charm, every time.
A tiny bottle of "Freezone' costs
only a few cents at any drug store
Try it!
Evening star., 1926-03-10
ANU Sc M rs
.AVEUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Claire Windsor
In Dance Madness" and Sennett's
Dangerous Curves Behind: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Alice Joyce in Man
nequin,' and Lloyd Hamilton in
Framed: Thursday, Percy Marmont
in Lord JIM" and Jimmie Adams in
Fair But Foolish; Friday Matt
Moore in THE First Year." and Earle
FoXe in The Wrestler; Saturday,
Charles Ray in Bright Lights" Alice
Day in "Hotsy Totsy,' and THE
Green Archer" No. 10.
Evening star., 1926-03-10
CAROLINA,

Sunday and Monday, Joanna" with
Dorothy Mackaill; Tuesday. The
Masked Bride" with Mae Murray;
Wednesday, Thank You," with
George OBrien, Jacqueline Logan;
Thursday, THE Circle" with Eleanor
Boardman; Friday, "Hogan's Alley"
with Monte Blue; Saturday, Below
the Line with Rim Tin Tin, the won.
der dog.
Evening star., 1926-03-10
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday. Alice Joyce in
"Mannequin." and Lloyd Hamilton in
Fran med: Tuesday ana Wednesday.
Cecil r. de Miles THE Road to Yes
terday" and Aesop Fabla: Thursday.
Matt Moore in The Firs1 Year" and
Earle t'oxe in The WrestIev". Fri
day, Percy Marmont in Lord jim. ;"
and "Our Gang" in "M&rs. 'tUtan Of
Tots: Saturday. Buck .lones in The
Deserts Price I.upino I.ano in The
Fighting Dude" Screen Snapshots
and Case of the Coast Guard.
Evening star., 1926-03-10
Continued from Page Twenty-twco

the concert are privileged to remain
for the regular bill and 1t is announced
there will he no raise in prices. The
first program will be devoted to the
compositions of Richard Wagner.
Evening star., 1926-03-10

Comedy and Pathe News; Tuesday.
Henry B. Walthall and Ruth Roland
in Dollar Down." also Sepnett Com.
edy; Wednesday, Edmund, Lowe In
1.-The Fool" also Earl Foxe in a Van
Bibber comedy; Thursday Richard
Dix in "Womanhandled," also com.
edy and Pathe News: Friday.
Jacqueline Logan and George O'Brien
in THANK YOU" also comedy; Satur.
day, Gladys Walton in "A Little Girl
fables
Evening star., 1926-03-10

John in Fire Away" and News Reel;
Tuesday, Ben Lyons in 1.-THE Pace
That Thrills" and comedy, THE Sky
Jumper; Wednesday. Adolph Menjou
in THE King on Main Street" and
Jimmy Adams in BE Careful; Thurs
day. Evelyn Brent in Midnight Mol
lie," comedy and Amateur night; Fri
day, Thunder Mountain" episode z
of THE Green Archer" and comedy:
Saturday. Fred Thomson in Riding
the Wind" episode 9 of 1.-THE Scarlet
Streak" and Stan Laurel in Half a
Man."
Evening star., 1926-03-10

Lights" comedy; Saturday return en-
gagement Of Douglas Fairbanks in
Don O." comedy, Scarlet Streak" "
No. 4, at matinee.
PARK.
Sunday and Monday. Lon CLANCY.
Renee Adoree and Owen Moore in
The Blackbird,' Adventures Of
Mazie," comedy and Park News
Events; Tuesday. Alyce Mills and For.
est Stanley in "Ermine and Rhine
stones" Educational Comedy, Pathe
Colored Review and Gift Shoppe;
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Sally O'Neill, William
Haines and Ford Sterling In
Mike" Park News Events and
"Dinky Doodle in the Hunt"
Saturday. last chapter of wild West
with Jack Mulhall, and special chill
dren's picture. Aladdin and His Won
derful Lamp" (Shows continuous on
Saturday from pm. Sunday p.m.)
Evening star., 1926-03-10

\
Dix in "Womanhandled," also com.
edy and Pathe News: Friday.
Jacqueline Logan and George O'Brien
| in Thank YOU" also comedy; Satur.
day, Gladys Walton in IA Little Girl
in Big City," also. topics and
| fables.
HIPPRODROME,
Sunday and Monday. Gloria Swan.
son in "Stagestruck," comedy and
topics and fables; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Lillian Rich in "Seven Days"
also comedy and Pathe News: Thurs.
.'Ba xter Butted In" also comedy;
Saturday. Raymond Griffith in
Hands Up" Adventures of Maize"
No. 10. and Pathe News.
Sunday, Fay Lamphier. Miss Amer.
ica," in THE American Venus" and
Aesop Fable: Monday, Corinne Grif
|, fifth in classified" and Glenn Tryon
in Flaming Flappers"; Tuesday, Bet.
ty Compson in THE Palace Of Pleas
ure." and comedy; Wednesday, Conrad
Naeel and Claire Windsor in Dance
Madness" and comedy: Thursday.
Jacqueline Logan in Wages for
wives. ana walter f1leTS Ill Vcdh
But Willing: Friday, Norman Kerry
and Patsy Ruth Miller in Lorraine
of the Lions" and AL St. John in
Live Cowards": Saturday. Percy
Marmont in Lord jim" Sennetts "A
Rainy Knight" and THE Green
Archer" No. g.
LEADER.
Saturday and Sunday. Douglas
Fairbanks in Three Musketeers,'
also comedy and chapter play; Tues
day and Wednesday. The Winding
Stair" with Edmund Lowe and Alma
Ruebens. Sunshine comedy and Fox
News; Thursday and Friday. Jaque.
line Logan and George O'Brien in
Thank You" also comedy and Fox
news.
OLYMPIC.
Sunday, Flaming Waters" with
Malcolm McGregor. Pauline Garon
and Mary Carr. comedy. news: Mon
day, THE Enchanted Hill" featuring
Jack Holt. Florence Vidor and Noah
Berry. comedy: Tuesday. Rudolph
Schildkraut in His People" comedy.
showing and pm: Wednesday,
THE Midnight Flyer" featuring CuI.
len Lands and Dorothy Devore.
comedy: Thursday. THE Pace That
Thrills with Ben Lyon and Mary
Astor, news: Friday, Charles Ray
and Pauline Starke in Bright
Evening star., 1926-03-10

Sunday ana Monday, Robert Frazer
and Clara Bow IN THE Scarlet West;
Tuesday, Jack Holt and Florence
Vidor in '"The Enchanted Hll"; We'd
nesday. Ben Lyon and Mary Astor
in 1.-The Pace That Thrills; Thurs
day and Friday. and pm. Marshall
Milan's Mike: Saturday. Jackie
COOgan in INV Row"
Evening star., 1926-03-10
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday. Earle Viii
liams and Clara Bow in The Ancient
Mariner: .Aesop's Fables and News
Events: Tuesday, Conrad Nagel and
Claire Windsor in Dance Madness" y;
Helen and Warren Comedy. "All
Aboard: Wednesday and Thursday,
Gloria Swanson in Stage Struck:
Clyde Cook, Moonlight and Noses -
news events: Friday. Jack Holt and
Hill'; Hal Reach Comedy. THE Only
Son: Fifth Chapter. ACE of Spades;
Saturday, Percy Marmont and Shir-
ley Mason. Lord Jim; Universal
Comedy. Love NV Dog"
DUMBARTON.
Sunday. Conrad Nagel and Claire
Windsor i'm Dance Madness: Mon.
lay, Gloria Swanson in Stage
struck: Tuesday. Lon CLANCY,
Renee Adoree and Owen Moore in
The Black Bird: Wednesday and
Thursday Mae Murray and Francis
y. Bushman in THE Masked Bride;
Friday. Florence Nidor. Jack Holt and
Noah Berry in The Enchanted Hill";
saturday, Johnny Hines in The
Live Wire
EMPIRE.
Sunday and Monday. Conrad Nagel
and Claire Windsor in Dance Mad.
ness" and comedy: Tuesday. William
Fairbanks in The Man From Gods
Country" and comedy: Wednesday
and Thursday. Ralph Lewis in One
of the Bravest" and comedy: Friday,
William Desmond in Barriers of the
Law and "Adyentures of Maize" No.
s: Saturday. Fred Thompson in The
Tough Guy" comedy and Interna.
tlonal News. Saturday. matinee,
kiddies' surprise party. added.
ELITE.
Sunday and Monday. Rudolph Val
entino in Cobra" also Mack Sennett
Evening star., 1926-03-10

PRINCESS.
Sunday and Monday, Richard Dix in
THE Vanishing American" AL st.
Evening star., 1926-03-10
Golf Courses Open
Saturday, March l3
Will Your Scores Be Better
Than Last Seasons

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give the sef-confdence that you know mpera
tive when you trying for that birdie three attempt
ing difficult pitch shot to the green.
And you find here in Sporting Goods Section equip
for the actual playing that will go long way toward
improving your golf.
Evening star., 1926-03-10

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New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
RANGER A. (. NOTES
Club Members To Vote On Restrict
 ing Baseball Nine To Members Of Organization Only.

The Rangers X. C.. at the weekly meeting held last night in the club rooms on Main street, voted an to the ruling adopted last week that the baseball team this year would be composed solely of men in good standing in the club. The result Of it is that a poll by mail will be taken Of the members 10 determine if this action will stand or be rescinded. 1T the vote is up- held, the Rangers baseball team will be composed Of members only. while if it is rescindcd, all candi- dates will be accepted.
 Stanley Wallace was admitted 10 membership last night. The club members will attend a party at the Norden bungalow on Friday, March 2G 10 be given with the Blue Tri- angle Girls club. Entertainment and dancing will be enjoyed and re- treatments will be served. It was voted to renovate the club rooms and secure new furniture,
 A. Seifcls. chairman ot the board of trustees, has called a meeting of his committee for Monday, April l2.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
EMERALDS WIN
Local Basketball Quintet Downs Kcnsington Methodist Team By the Score of I3 to D.

The Emerald A. c. basketball team after a brilliant win over the South Church team Wednesday night, con- tinucd its winning streak and took the kcnsington Methodist five into camp last night by the score of 43 10 %. The Green clad tossers took an carly lead and flashing a fast passing game throughout the first half making things hum in general.
 The Mcthodists staged q spirited rally in the closing minutes of the session and crcpt within striking dis tancc of the Emcralds.
 After intcrmission, the "Harps" came back strong and completely bcWildcrcd their opponents with their fast passing and good shooting Although the Methodists put up q game fight it was losing one, the locals being too strong for them. Casey led the winners in the fray while Ncgri and Malone played good for the Kensington crew. "Hammy" Darrow, stepping into tho role of referee, did good job. The sum 1ugrV.-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
TO ACCEPT TROPHIES
Presentation Of Awards To Win ncrs In 1ntcr-Church Leagues To Be Made At Banquet Tonight

Trophies will be presented to the championship teams of the church athletic league at a banquet to be held in the Methodist church to- night. The speaker will be Rev. William II. Alderson pastor of Trim ity M. E. church, and he will pre- sent the trophies
 President Raymond Cline will pre- side. Music will be furnished by the Everyman's Bible class orchestra and entertainment will be provided by the Knights of Pythias degree team of Plainvillc.
 The farce comedy, "Broadcasting" will be presented.
 The bowling trophy. q silver bowl ing ball Surmounting 10 pins, will be accepted by George Meade, cap tain of the Blue army bowling team. Tho basketball trophy. a silver bas- kctball mounted on d base, will be accepted by David Ahlgren, mana ger of the First Lutheran basket ball team,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

New York Young StrihlinG. Georgia, defeated Jimmy Slattery. Ruffalo G0). Sollv Socman, New York. won technical knockout over K. O.. Leonard, New Orleans CD. Bud German, Kcnosha. Wis, won from Carl Carter, Cuba GW. Joe Caramorc. New York. beat Ar fife Marvin, New York (N. Mike Esposito, Stamford, Conn.. and Tony Canzoneri, New York, fought q draw (D.
 Atlanta -- Ollis Sullivan. Mari ctta, Ga. beat Lou Guglimini, New York 10).
 Omaha, Ncb ~-- Pete Sarmicnto, Philippines, defeated Harold Smith, Chicago UM. "Hearcat' Wright, Omaha knocked out Jack Bourland, Des Moincs CD. Teddy Garth, Omaha. knocked out Billie Fischer. San Frisco (2).
 Miami Beach Fla. -- Rocky Kansas. Buffalo, lightweight cham pion, defeated Joe Tiplitz, Phla- delphia GO).
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
DOESN'T MIND DEFEATS
Mrs. \. IT. Chapin Not Disturbed Because Her Husband Continually Loses to Tildcn.

Atlanta. March oG CP}-Mrs. A. II. Chapin, Jr., formerly Charlotte Hos mer, second ranking woman tennis player in California. is not Sorricd hy the several defeats experienced by her husband al tho hands of the national champion. William T. Til- den.
 Alfred II. Chapin, IT,, of Spring field. Mass. star in his college days at Williams is now on an cXhi- bition tour with Tilden and the champion always wins. Only two days ago Tildon defeated Chapin and q partner in "doublcs" match.
 My husband is young yet and some of those ranking above him will have 10 give way sooner or later" Mrs. Chapin says "rhis every day playing with Tilden will improve his game and give him cx- perioncc he never could get othcr- wisc.'
 About Helen Wills? ] am proud of her record ill France and I be- icvc the American champion can beat Suzanne Lenglen if they ever play again, but I don't believe the match ever will take place"
 The Chapins were married some months ago in California and are making the exhibition tour a con- ,tinuous honeymoon.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
WRESTLING TEAM ENTERS
 TOURNEY IN TORRINGTON
Local Fans To Watch New Britain Matmcn In Action Against
 Other Outfits.
Other Outfits.

Many wrestling fans vjl louWny 10 Torringtou Saturday to s,p h., local team wroeilc in tho s'ur Y. N. C. A, meet which will bc hrId a' j D. m, in thc "Y' Eysu Ilauford. Waterbury. Bridgeport, New Haven. Torring'on, NaugaHck, New Britain and AnSonia will enter teams. N,w Britain's closest rival will be- Hart ford and as both associations are set to win over each other comp,Niou will be keen win plenty Of action thrown in for good measure.
 Hartford will probably h1yr it on New Britain in experience for tur Capital City wrestling club lae been in existence several years Will inc local club started last December.
 Regardless Of the local teams in- experience in tournament compcti- tion every member is keyed mp 10 do his best and that is all that can be required Of any one in athletics.
 As the local team, Nal Crowley is entered in the 1lS-pound class; J. Kelly 126-pound class; G. IIamlin, 135-pOund class. sam Davis. 1i7 pound; alternate, N. Canycl}au,i. E. Canyellanei. 1Go.pound class, and Stephen Znosko. heavy weight,
 Louis Burdick. coach or Iho ',am has taken unusual interest in Tho wrestling club and 'ho t,am .ud has put in a great dra, of finn" in per- fecting it's style. .TFr toam will rrr. tain1y give a good account nf ts,lf Fred Bacon and Inc locJi physical director will mako tho trip.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
FREc
 
BERLENBACH READY TO
 GO THROUGH WITH BOUT.

Hartford Matchmaker Receives Let
 ter From Manager Stating He Will
 Appear.
 llartfordi Conn.,. March 2G Pp-- For tho first time since the revival Of tho sport in Connecticut, the Asso- ciatcd Press, the greatest of news gathering organizations, is assigning special writer 10 a fight in Hart ford.
 Hugh Rorty, matchmaker for the Atlas Athletic club. which is promot- ing the Bcrlonbac Ncuman and the Garcia-Drcw bouts on inc fisric cal cndar for April at the state Ar mory today received a request for a ringsjdc seat from the Associated Press
 Previously, fights held here hay" been "covered" for the Associated Press by d local newspaperman.
 Eorty has also received a letter from ban Hickey, famed manager of Paul Berlenbach, who lifted the Astoria Assassin" from wrestler 10 the worlds light heavyweight championship in record time.
 The letter follows:-
 "Received your wire and am say ing you are a good sport. Through an accidental punch which it doesn't seem possible could happen again, we had q temporary setback. which you were good enough 10 overlook.
 "Berlcnbach will be ready 10 go through, as agreed.
 "Ncry sincerely yonrs,
 (Signed) DAN HICKEY"
 The letter was in reply to a telc- gram from Rorty stating Borlen- hach'S defeat at the wild swings of Johnny Risko made no difference to the Atlas Athletic club.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
GROUP TOURNAMENT
rotal of IT, Boys Are Entered in Competition Being Conducted Tor Four Weeks.
Four Weeks.

-Four tourn1mcnts arc being con- dartod in the boys division al the r. N. v. \. with IF boys enjoying keen roHpo'tion in the games be- ing promoted for four weeks.
 Each week all teams cngagr each other in different games. The first week is for basketball; the second for hockey; the thIri for volley ha1l and this wcok inc teams will finish fhc tournamcn, by playing indoor naschaih
 The following teams are leading in tho hrst three weeks ot compe- MLLnM.