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New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
CLEVEl AND ROSENBLUMS
 APPEAR HERE SATURDAY
Worlds Champion Basketball Team to Meet New Brit ain at Stanley Arcna-Blue Banner Attraction of the Year - Quintet Features Johnny Beckman. Barry, Dehnert, Lopchck and Others - Manager Lanpher Lands Club After Week of Steady Nego. tatOns.

One Of the blue banner basket ball attractions of the entire season will be furnished the court fans ot this city next Saturday night at the Stanley Arena when the ClcyclanI I;oscnbIums. basketball champions Of the world will play the NcN Britain team. Negotiations Whicn had been carried on for week be, tween the managers Of the two clubs. were brought to q successful end last night when Manager Cldr- .cncc l.anphcr received q uiru stat. lng that the team would accept tho terms offered by the local man
 The Cleveland team will bring tu this city one Of the greatest array of basketball players ever seen her. The lineup includes such noted cour; stars as Johnny BocHman, Da,, Barry. "Dutch' uchncrt I.apchtcb Carl Huala. Dave Kerr. Red Skur
 nick and Hay Dichcraon. Eeckman
 Barry and nchncrt were formerly
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members Of the New York Ccltlcs.
 The team last year won the cham pionahjp Of the American league. thereby becoming the championship quintet Of the world Again this season. the quintet stands al ths top of the American lcaue and bid, fair to take the championship one again.
 Several members ot the team have appeared here within the pas- few wears. Bcckman. Barry. Dcn- ncrt and Iapchick have played in New Britain. Dickcrson also play cd here last season as d member Of Olson SWcdcs. He Was high SCOT CT in the game between the Svcdc,, and New Britain and was inc out standing star on the floor
 The game between the champions and the ruorgsuizcd New Britain team is attracting attention in all parts Of the state and record crowd will probably watch the tw1 quintcls in action.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Bolivian Attack Causes
 Concern in Paragua,

A7uncion. Paraguay, Jan. 20 tP}- Grave concern was felt here today because of government advices that Bolivian troops had attacked the FaraGuayan fort of lsla Poi. located on an island in the Paracuayan riy- CT about -50 miles northwest of As unrion. The council of ministers met today to consider the situation.
 The attack occurred last Thurs. day. Official details were lacking The Bolivans were said here to have attacked end 10 have been dispersed losing ono man. The Paraguayans also lost one.
 The attack occurred at a time when Bolivia and Paraguay were at tempting to adjust their differences over the vast territory known as th. Chaco Borcal through a conciliation commission agreed upon last year after a furUguaNAn attack on the Bolivian fort Nuneuardia.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
.CARNERA ID MAKE DEBUT THIS WEEK
Giant Italian Meets Big Boy
 Peterson at Garden Friday

New York, Jan. 2o (Fl - I'rlIn, Camera, whose 16j pounds are dis ;ributcd over q frama Of so inches nigh. making lns American tistic ic- out this week in a ten round bou, against Big Boy Peterson of Min neapols at Madison square Garden | Friday night. Cameras inaugural appearance has stolen much of the general interest Ihu otherwise might have been devoted 10 the weekly shows at Chicago, Phll&Gcl. phia, Boston and Cleveland.
 Two champions Jackie Fields king of the WtltcrWrights. and Bat i Battalino, tcatherWcight title -hClGcr swing into acton during the week m non-titular bouts.
 Bouts on the national schedule includc:
 i Toni2ht-At Philadelphia arena. i Bat E;ttalino. Hartford, vs. Lew ! Massey, Philadelphia, lcathrr- ! weights. Alf Kos, Spain. vs IoHng 1 Terry, Trenton, x. J.. middl aWcights, and Jackie Prllingtou, New York. >s. Ernie Caesar, lightWcights each . t"n rounGS; at New ' ork, St. Ni,h- i olas Arena. Tommy GroGan. Omahu VS. Billy McMdHon. New York, light weights, ten rounds; at Cleveland Johnny Nako, Cleveland, vs. Eicar- ho BcrtaZzolo. Italy. heavy weights; Tommy Freeman, Erie, Pa, vs. Paul Pirrone. Cleveland. WcltcrWcights, md Jack Gagnon Boston, ts. Frankie Simms, Cleveland, heavy weights, each ten rounds and frcd- uy Fitzgerald, Youngstown e., vs. Jimmy Evans, California, Nclt"r- weights. eight rounds.
 Tucsday-At New York. Broad way arena, Arthur Dekun. Italy, vs. | Sig Bill Hartwell. Kansas City. heavywei2hts, ten rounds: at JOS Angeles, Bert Golima Los Angeles, vs Jose Peregrira, Los Angeles, middleweishts ten rounds; at Den yer, Young I'irpo. Louisville, vs. George Hanlcy. light hcavyweigltS. ten rounds.
 Wedncsday-N Cincinnati. Jim- my Mahoney, Chicago, vs. Ace An 1erson, Covington, Ky, light hcavy- weights, ten rounds.
 !, ltrday-At New York Madison Square Garden. Larry Johnson, Chi cago negro. ys. Fred Lcnhart. Spo-
 kane. Wash. light heavyWeights. and Add Warren. North Carolina, vs.
 Ora Buck Weaver, Kansas, heavy
 weights each ten rounds; at Bos-
 ten, Jimmy Maloney, Boston, vs Ar
 mand Emanuel San Francisco
 heavyweights, ten rounds; at Chi>a-
 90 Stadium. Jackie Fields. Los An
 Eelcs, Ns. Vince Dundee, Baltimore
 wclterWcish ten rounds: at To- ledo. Babe Keller, Toledo, vs. K. o Morgan, Toledo, bdutAmWc;ghts, tcI
 rounds; at San Francisco, Dave
 Shade New York. Ns. Joe Roche
 san Francisco. middlcWcights, fer
 rounds; at HollyW ood Homer Shvri.
 dan. Omaha. Ns. Joe Bitto, Les An. .clcsc, middlcWcights, ten rounds.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
st ND\I II,I. ALARMS

Engine No. was called to 99 EoNbury road at 5:5t yesterday afternoon by a still alarm for a fire in m automobile belonging 10 Joseph Ryan The damage was slight.
 Engine No. WIS called out at ll:o1 when an oNcrllratcd mrnacr brought tho unit to thc home Of Andrew r. Svcusk &&' Nordcn street
 Engine No. was Giilad on a stil alarm yesterday morning at S:it to the house Of Johnstouo Vance al i33 Monroe street due il slight fire in the %sh cOUtaincr under tho fire place. The fircmcn cmpticd the contents Of hand eA'inGuishcr OF the fire.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
SPORTS SUMMARY

Ey 'u, Nsswtur.I Pres
 Dctroit-'rcd I;cN, Detroit wins first professional worlds skiing championship.
 Angn talicntr. Mexico Golf r\- pcrta tune mp strokes for S2I o0p N2ua Coli"ntc open touruamrnt
 New York Joe lHl,aro. New York; wins Round Robin uoNln2 tournancnt with Gyr victories auJ onr drfcHt
 l't. Lauderdalr Fla. Jock Col lins. nHyt"n, and Jimmy Noounn Chicago. lie for first money in 5t- holc It. I.audcrdalc open golf tour. ucr.
 New York Marcel Camp. Detroit. 1os' cut Charles Harmon. Nrw York, 75o to 7@2 in pocket billiards ma;ch.
 Nice. FrIncu--Arthnr Noil-l'jc- ards I.c Houir wins S9o.ooo Grand I'rjN De Nic".
 New York -Nu@.r lirokhotgr. rhjcaeol drrcatas W.I!ior Cochran. Hollywood. 800 to 4>&. ar three cus1ion billiards.
 New Nork-Jar> Elder. Notrg Dame. beats Karl WiIdrrmuth. Georc ttoWn, in - y"rd sprint at Brooklyn College @nm>s: Pct, Bowen. imtcrcollv=iato champion. finishes four,h in quarter mile. paris-l'ranllic Gcnmo x. F. X flyWejght champion. stops NNou Ire vjdic. France, in twelfth round.
 Eoston-N Marstcrs signs as Boston University football roacn. La JoIla. Calif.-Throc-w ii. for first place in Ia Jolla golf tour l Eoy between Dick I.inarcs and Phi Hart pros. and Georec Nou Elm am2toHr.
 Nli@sonla. Mou'.--Clar'uvc SncmH signs five year contract as hoa, to"'hdll coach at Orr@ou
 %t. Louis- Cardinals purrha,,, Greensboro. \. (. vjuh oC ricdmon . lcG cuo as farm.
 Miami Fla Ers!,no award fo coaching best football team in l22i goes t0 Nnutc Eocknr.
 New York Robert \. Whit, Harvard o1rsm9n. wins pro.r,s medal, awarded hy Veterans asso citation of New York X. C.
 Chicago Shircs quits prize ring "t order of Baseball Commissions LandiS.
 New Nork-Carnr4ic Foundation issues another report on American college athletic situation.
 Si. Augustine, I'la.-IIownr, T'Non. ElWira. \. Y. wins natioma "mat""r rhamp,onahio of golf cmI "}amnlonS, beating 'nn Dam. Jr. l up in final round.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Basketball

httjSburgh-I'iu beats Notrc p"me %5 to 1$ for nth straight
 Ithaca. x. N.-Corncll beats Yale, 2%-l9 for first eastern inter- collegiate lca%ue victory.
 Bloomington. Ind.--1ndiana goes into tie with Purdue for Western conference lead with %6-92 triumph over Northwestern.
 CAicago-Loyla hangs up &tst straight victory, beating Detroit l@-tn.
 Madison-W Wisconsin outscorrs IT. linois. 14-9: first Conferences defeat for Illini
 Philadelphia -- Syracuse beats Penn. %0-"7.
 HaNorcr-Dar;mouth rallies to trim Princeton. 2S-95
 'Eambrid@c-IlarNard comes from bohind to beat Army. %0-25.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
R-1OO Begins Cruise Over
 London From CardingtOn

Cardinston, England, Jan. 20 R;- The new British diriSiblc, R-1O0, started on another cruise today. Aft CT clrclinS the airdromc here it pro- cecded in d southcrly direction.
 The dirigible appeared over Lon don at 10 a. m. in the mist: it took course along the river. and then over the government houses, where 'he heads Of the delegations to the five power naval conference were ar ranging the agcnda for the coming meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Members of last years Eddy Glover post, American Legion. base ball team will be the guests Of the Legion at q supper which will he held at the club rooms on Wash ington street tomorrow night at 6:%0 O clock. The food will he prepared hy members of the Legion auxiliary and will be served by them.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
DE MCLAY FIVE WINS
NcM Britain Ba>krthril nuintCt trn- I.nuc> NiCt0riuu~ NNOop llirGu@i State League.

The New Ellaiu DeMUlay uuinte continued it's victorious sweep through lh, slate pcMolay baskct- oali lcagGr Saturday night when it crushed M,rid,n by 6o-1N at the local Y. 'l (. X. II NHa the seventh straight NnI ul the Hardware tiN outtit and it's sccond over the Sil- yer City team. With SWan>on, Morry. HuVctl, ard Erickson ali dt top form. tine Wiunr,s piled up d tu-9 lead in the hrst half and then roasted to their triumph. b. Hart was the only visiting player to To- cate tine hoop molv than once. He made exactly tWo-thnds of Msri- liens total. The summury:
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"Will' Mercy and Nick Gill hlI good scoring days yesterday and they led the Sons of Italy to q onc->idr Il victory over the East Ends. Mor-y shot and was the second high score.
 of the afternoon. Gill made scvlu
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points and between them they ecorsI , of their teams "G points.
 The sterling defense set up by the entire Sons ol Italy team was SO strong in the second half that the East Ends went scoreIcss for the first nine minutes of this period,
 The summary:
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s pc akin8 8 of Sports

Two things were making the players on the Amsterdam Roller Hockey team sore yesterday after noon during the game played at th, Stanley Arena. One was the fact that New Britain was banding the team d fierce trouncing while the other was the belief that Duke Dufreone was attempting to injurc Eddie BarnikoW. Amsterdam goal tender.
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rich; guard, scored the only 0olJ soal for tho loycrs. Johnson and Barton accounted for three foul popr to make the score read five. Tns u%orc Naa a record for < City lcaGn' ~iIno. it being the smallest regis tsrcd % far.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
PARTY 'PEEISHE.S ON GLACIER

Wellington, New Zealand. Jan. 2n JT'-A party cf four women with q guide. "ll Now Iealander. were overwhelmed by a blizzard and per iy. Their bodies were found today in the vicinity of Dclnbcchc Bivovic.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Donntlly buttcd into the play and pulled what la considered one Of the most unsportananliko actions seen on the local floor this year, He caught hold Of Dufrcsncs strap. save it q yang and then, without warning, pushed Dufrcsnc in the face.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

"Rcd' DonncIy, as usual, Was sEating around all afternoon with q chip on his shoulder and when his IO;,t Go,s. no one can tell what he Is liable to do. When steve Pierce complained to Ectcrcc Eddie Hart ahout the length of the strap on Du- trcsne's stick and Hart went to in- Ncstisate, Dutrcsno held it up, hid Ing the extra length in his hand.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
PLANEES TRANSMITTED

Chicago. Jan. 20 LP-ltCinstate- mcnt applications have been granted bv kcncsaw Mountain Landis, com
 missioner Of baseball, to Kent Greenfield of the Brooklyn National
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Led by Fcrony. hard working for ward Of the Eagles basketball team his quintet ovorcamr a Tabs two point lead in the. last minutes of thn regulation period. tied the score aod won by one point. %2 10 &l, in an overtime period at the Tabs hall yoS- tcrdav afternoon II was the sccou afternoon of play and if also mark cd the second overtime game in the league race.
 In inc other game tn" sons of Italy won their second straight vic tory and are now tied with th" Eagles who have two victories and no defeats. Previous 10 yesterdays game the lia~Irs. Sons of Italy and East Finds Wrr" tied with one Nic- tory and no defeats Yesterdays loss puts the Fest Ends in third place.
 One of thc unusual sidcIights t" inc games WAS the presence of m"u\ brother combinations. In the Son- of Italy East l,nd game r.. Krrano was on the sons tran and Henry Eccuno was on the East End a@';r". gation. The O'Hricn brothers, Jack and Jimmy. were center and guard. respectively on tn" Tabs team and the rrrrctta brothers played forward and guard on the Eagles team. A one time William and Ed Prcisacr played the guard positions for tn" East Ends,
 second Half Comeback
 In the first half Of the Eagles Tabs game il looked as if tNo Tabs were going to h" taken for q one sided defeat but in the second frame the Tabs took q lease on life while the Eagles were flying low
 At the end Of the first half the count was IS 10 II, Eagles, At our time in this period the count Mt, { r to in favor of th" Eagles. AS the Birds entered the second hulE , they began to take things easy and brfor" they could recover. the Tabs 1 had reached q point four markers 1 in back of them. The Eagles started 10 play hard but Jack O'Ericn pU; his team within two points of a ti" Fcrony make d basket and thu Eagles were four points ahead and ] x. rcrrcttu made one which seem. ed to put the Eagles safely in th' lead. II WaS 2I 10 lH. "Eran&N Nrihn and Jack O'Hricn each con tributcd points that tied tin" sror' with four and ouc-half minutes left 10 play. Fcrony made il - io 2' bat Jack O'Bricu tied at at 21-ai and then put the Tabs ahead ;" t' = with minute and q halt to go
 Fifteen seconds later i'crouy tir, the score at 29 points and dcsrn' several near baskets non" of then went through th" netting and ilr game went into an overtime period
 l'crouy made ;l field go, and ton shot 10 give his team 32 10 = lead, Mcrlinc W"s toulfd while l' was in the act of shooting 70 src. ends before the end of the game Hn' hr made both tries good, II Was ; 10 ;" and long hcHVcs Nvr" not sue ccsStul in making it any different
 Every member of the Eagle tr22 played fine offensive game anC their floor work was good. l!oW"v" the real hero was l'crOny who n"d' points when they counted most Tn Pcrrctta brothers and Terrence mad' three field goals each. Jack O'Brl"l who is having q wonderful year r the Industrial league continued hi great work by caging six field goal and four out of five foul shots for total of 16 points, being the highcs scorer of the afternoon. Weihn ais played his usual fine game.
 r he SDIlnIIl'N
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

league club: Mike GazclIa. New York Yankees and George Stanton. St Louis Americans, all Of whom were voluntarily retired.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

og5, thn best known telephone number in New Britain, 926, tho next best known.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
Eagles
E, IiS
llI
sons Win Easy Victory

Score al half time. lN-Il. Eagles Referee. Shochan. Timer, Sikora. Phi IL
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
scheme of Groasin9 Fighters Body Was Slick. But They Forgot
 One Important Spot.

TWcntN-$eV"A years ago. Spider Kelly and handled sam Fruit. ! 261-pound colorcd fighter. san had worlds of stuff in the gym. Bat he didn't cheer a bit when We an- nounced match for him with Boo Armstrong.
 Armstrong Was perhaps the hv.t 0. the colorcd heavyWcights. He was q hard hitter. mighty tough. an clever enough 10 be in demand as d sparrinC partner for Fitzsimmou JCltrics and Sharkcy.
 The Spider and | had to bring ou? most persuasive powers into use 10 keep Pruitt in line Eventually. Nc told him we could make him win. if he'd accept the match and iu.t leave everything to us sam did.
 The night of the match. N, brought into Sans drcssin" room q can of axle grcasc-thc dark kinu accidentally, We smcarrd sam body with this. What could D. cIsicr" Every time Armstrong wol!l hit Fruit, the blows would sip ra and no do manage. So We told san And he was ticllcd.
 ".Aint Armstron@ sure going to D.. puzzlcd?" chucklcd sam. He wort know what's the matter"
 You two sure is the foljcst fI@ltt handlers ever did scv. From nnA Gn, you han He me in all ot u> ti2hts. Mister Spider, would you-.;, put some more of that grcasr on my back so he cajn't hang on""
 \ little mistake is said to has, cost Napoleon Waterloo victory X little mistake on our part lost 'h, fight for sam Fruit.
 When the first round Was on. ', discovcrcd---to Iatc-th#t we h1. forgotten to grease one spot ni> nose. ArmstroNg's first health, punch caught sam on the becl> and brought blood.
 sam. quick thinker. discover, the error, and tried duci,ing an daucin9 to draw Armstrong into hi; ting somewhere else. But Armstrou. was nobody'S dumbbcll. djscovcrnl tic grease, and also Sam's one dr, spot. He cracked the nose every chance he gol-which was every frN seconds.
 sam returned 10 his corner. blceI l"s, prolusCly, and discouraged.
 Spider and |, while working t' stop the blood. talked as seconds i' , to make Sam think he wa, vinuin
 Sam didn't seem convinced. Look ing at Inc responsibility. he said:
 Mister Edison, your mventio' , don't seem to be working very well. tCopNright, 1880. NEA Service. Inc
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

The New Britain center refused to ret into an dltcrcG4tion with the ball Of fire from Amsterdam and Den nelly took out his spleen on the hall whackinc 1t into the banks nn clther side of the rink. The local crowd rdzzed him long and loudl5 for his ''gIaCcfur actions.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

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 Referee, Brannick. Score at half time, New Departures. 5-1. Time. 1 ] minute halves.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
East iligI>
T.,nl

Referee. Johhny Shoch9n: finn .,-. S'Nora: :cortr. Eujlcr Score 'J halt-tIur. II 10 :. Sons 0t Italy.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
I)i>i('~
ole Members
rcrry,illc Maple End

Referee Er&unjch. Score at hal timc. niaitS. i7-15. Timr. l5 uIinut
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
New Departures

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His home is in New Brunswick \ J.. and he was captain of tn. Niagara university basketball team for two years He graduated onlA last June. He has also been star hascOa player He was dcpcudin. in q great measure on his basket, ball playing for his livelihood.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

curran's left arm was broken across the big bone just a few inches above the elbow and unoth- CT fracture was revealed by the N-ray. running lcngthWisc on tn. hone towards the shoulder. He ha. a pla cast on the injured mem Der from his shoulder to his finger tips. He will be laid up for at least 10 weeks.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Fans al the basketball game Sat - nrday night were depressed by the unfortunate accident that bCfcll Jimmy Curran. star forward on the Scranton quintet. He received q bad fracture when he fell 10 th2 floor during q play.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Steve Pierce. without d Ioubt. is the greatest floor worker in the game todaN. Numerous times he took the ball from his own cage straight through the entire New Britain team to take shot at the local goal. He had three in and out goals during the contest.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Yesterdays game was the first tlne this season that both Williams ~ud Earl Pierce were able to keep the defense. Dufresne and BrOWr both handled the dcicnsiva end Of the game so well that the tive, local forwards were able to keep ont in Inc open. ready for a quick trip GoWn the floor. Time after time Donntlly was sucked into the plaY lcfore New Britain's cage, leaving GazzinGa all alone to take care Of liercc and Williams.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Dufrcsnc showed lo0 rer cent inn rTnvcmeht ycstcl uay over his iotm Of last Thursday night, This was according to the predictions in these columns. He will grt into shape slowly but surely and {ie word is laaGeu around to "Watch Dufresnc when he gets in shape" An excel lent tribute 10 his biting power vas gwen by "Nrd' Williams yesterday when Williams had him hit the three foul shots awarded New Brit sin.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

Cid Brown looked like mil. lion dollars during thc game. His Hay has improved beyond dcscrIo- tjon since he was a member of New "ritain's team three years ago lis Britain the strongest defense in the l"Gcuc.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
EAGLES WIN IN OVERTIME GAME
Ferony Outstanding Star Of Bat-
 tie in Tabs Court League
Tabs League
Yesterdays Results

Sons Of Italy 9S. East Ends $.
 Eagles 32. Tabs &l, tovcrtimcl.
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Nri'idrn DrNiUlay
IITI BASEBALL. TEAM

Referee, ln'cl$s,l'.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20

With the Cleveland Rosenbumo due here next Saturday night New Britain is due to get a real test Of its newly found strength.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-03

One third of the national fire
waste occurs on farms. And good
authorities tell us that four out Of
every five farm fires are prevent
able.
Lightning, defective chimneys
and heating apparatus, matches
and smoking, combustible roofs,
spontaneous combustion, gasoline
and kerosene and electricity are
the causes of most farm fires.
During the winter, when stoves,
furnaces and other heating equip
ment are in use, when the farmer
and his family do most of their
chores after dark by the light of
lanterns, when much hay, grain,
straw and other combustible ma
terials are stored in the buildings,
the hazards of fire are greatly in
creased and it is well to give con-
sideration to the subject of fire
prevention. Not that the subject
may be ignored 1T other seasons
OIL LIE year, lOT IL SuOulu uOl D0.
The menace of fire is ever present
on the farm as well as in the city.
Whenever fire is made for what
ever purpose, there is always the
danger that it will get out Of
bounds and become an arch des-
troyer.
If the whole story of the farm
fire loss could be told in detail 1t
would be n of sorrow and sad
ness, of suffering and death, of
disappointment and discourage
ments such as has rarely been
heard. 1t would tell Of little chill
dren playing with matches and be-
ing burned to death in the con-
they had started, of busy
mothers using highly explosive
liquids for cleaning garments and
horrible and untimely
deaths in addition to destroying
their homes, of the careless dis
card of matches and smoking ma