New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1918, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, i918. ( v ; s are making guns so0ds behind them mean increasen | QAT MIMORE ARTER BIG BOUT| 2o the reaching the baitle- | with St. John's college on SAturss R AN“ | a1 aeronlancs. Still «vs | prices, not increased industrial effi- sl iy ol e i | T RIS ; i Sl = ans- | ciency. A man who saves money out venience. : March 30,550 4002 80 8 i ships in which to tran \ Rl | Anril6, Holy Cross at South 0. Fordham at Fordham i tenth of the total labor of the coun- | Well as dollars. His subseription to | Willard and Colonel Miller Avrive in TIN WHISTLES IN GOLF TIFE. 100 iy . 198 ,_ try, and one-fifth of Its high grade la- | the government loan represents an cx- il . E"““"T”““""fl atisous Ml p .0 vor, is being utllizea for war pur- O#s of production over consumption:} Maryland City and Hopes of ¥ Ficld of 71 Compete in Struggle | o South Tield: =5 s s an actual creation of capital which { . i | Field: 24, N. U. at § n be used for war purposcs. If he Fans Risc. Azainst Par at Pinchurst. | 27, Fordham South Fi has made money to put intc the gov- Binchursti NG Marchl i 0neld |0 South Field. krrnmonv loan by working harder, he Baltimore, Md., March 27— T v urned out for the Tin | ° }, Penn at PHil& has helped to make goad the deficiency 7histle ¢ agair > 1l at Ithaca; 11, BY Ped to make goad the deficiency | 5 B G0 TR ST Willara, | Whistles inst 1t Pine- | port men and supplies. Probably one- | of current income furnishes goods as = { = To prevent this loss of productive power from becoming a disaster, 0 Nl b those of us who stay at home must e d oS nation | 1, Jabor Dower due to the draft hurst yesterday. John D. Chapman 1d; 13, Stevens aiiig i N is the only way in which E ! “If he has secured it by eating less { heavyweight champion of the world, s ndice 5 1 ). ; Lafayctte at South Fiel my by m N 1hlin can meet its war bills. Loans and | e : T ofaGroen gl g0 Bl o e at Sou (}]y / merican Fubiic ; S veraeny ihe | foodlonjburning ese coal, he has in-|accompanied by his business ascoci- | mund M. T: P W , handicap June 5, Penn at -Soufs laxes may Eive the KoK ame . ang | Creased the amount ot food avallable | ate, “101 neh Miller, ruiscel Lopas | 12, tied for the first prize in Class A | — SR DSCeREAE: T e us o win tho | 10T our troops and aur allies, or the|in the bre of local patrons of bux- |at 1 down. Irving S. Robeson of HOPR FOR SU axes will not ena = amount of coal which can be used toling et 1 v S e | Rochester and D S. Brow £ B Haven Maren e e S i e e e s t ing that the bout between the title | Rochester and Dr. J. S. Brown of | — B o L Gl s For Whe tuarliainot """‘i.““*‘ “}""]””“"“"- - nd Fred Fulton 1ray bo | Montclair tied for second place and | Senator Brown Opponen sserted actual savings. wvar is n “The ability of our troops to fight | Gl T e (o i Robeson, who won the T “histles | i 5 laay +in ent {ssued Ty Pres- | won by dollars. Tt is won by £00d 209 | and our allies to live depends upon | yerdie (o Seny on July 4 ; tobeson, who won the Tin MWhistles | peiteved! to Hivery ot Arthu \ Uni- | clothing, by coal and iron. the willingness of (he natlon 16 pro- luicie wos to dispeic of & nusnber of ] prizs for the Best sross. with Albany, N. Y. March sity through t! onnactictit YWar | e is why a ma e ho | duce as o s an and ¢ Sl ' Lo 5 w7 : i f oy " fm]‘m ; CLE Phat wh _Allnmsln_nr woman wh mn‘r'.tul mm}: as it m"l‘l‘ and fnh-*"lm horses formerly with the Willard cir- ¢ 77 on the No. o. of the baseball fans wel . ttee . Hadiey saves money to invest in a government § as little as it can. The margin be-1.yg yet the fact orf Miller coming There also v E > for the flrst alement is as follo laan helps the country more than the | tween the amo of food and fuelly o “oused a buzz of fight talk, for | prize in Class B. Col H. Ormsbec when the Sendigy “The war has greatly reduc t bank that finances the loan, or the|and clothing and other necessities of < : . N he ( r C final pass: & i b : 2 it was realized that Willard could | South Shore, and D. Clark of | il pas‘ vailable labor power of the country | capitalist who sells railroad stock to |life Which our non-combatants pro-| o)W % [EUREC FIE 0 T Woodbridee were dendlocked at 1 up. | Son hill permitting basebal updreds of thousands - convert it into government bonds. The | duce and that which they consume is | So. & 7% e ! : e et GhE Sunday nfter 2 P. M. icil ave go: gad: a s 1 ¥ ank or the capitalist gives the gov- | a rough but e of our pos- 5 local ordinance prohibi ¥ o > = L X Sl B N AT 1o el ; e . ocal ordinance to pro r are in training camps hoine. ernment dollars. But dollars without | sible fighting cfficiency. tiltHeso || ST GBS {“1‘ 't'("""l"" : X THREE GAMES WITH CORNELL. Senate Leader Brown, Wi things are the sinews of war : Bie mosene wien sl er. — s o — i S - with the police officials rezariing | Columbin's Serfes With Ith p SR s : erles With Ithaca Nine | o0 vesterday to let it g@ seurrying about of all the promoters | New York, March 27—After w con 1t will be reached in that | With 2 view of getting in on siderable delay in making uvp its |Jate this week when there wilf | ground fioor. 1€ the bout were st eball schedule the Columbia ath- | OPen fight on the floor to sangi-Gagw here it could be held in the open - | letic mar 3 1t yesterday complet- | Some of the opposition agaiyng Strect Succumbs to Pneumonia | in the hall ground, whers 20,000 per. | ed the Jist. Fifteen games are sched. | Pill as o rod . , sons cot ness the contest, uled twelve of which will be played |eémoved by the pr St. Augustine Larly This Morning. & A ftteen rounds to & decision are | on South Field. There are no mimos e liam Moffat of Utic permitted in this city it is held that | with either aYle or Harvard, which | Whether or not Sunday bglseball shall | o014 medal for low scorc this wouid ba suflicient for a demon- | had been a featuro of the season up [Pe allowed filhg round. heral vebtel | felson of 28 Chapman strect, died | Stration of superiority by one or ihe|to last year. In place of <hese a ES e n | winter champlonship g« this morning about 1:30 o'elock of | other. Ordinary bouts in the open [three wame series is scheduled with [ Thus far for home | with a card of 185 reumonin. He was a student at the | ir here have drawn from 6,000 1o | Cornell and two with Pennsyivania, | garden plots have been’reccived and | holes. John & Rew Tiritain High school and would | 8:000 persons, and it is declared that | one of which will be on South Iield |after April 15 no mo¥e plots will by | Country Club Il e s the contral location of this city would | and the other in Philadelphin. 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