New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 9

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Alex Ferguson, the right-handed | Ikenna, Gertrude Schultz IN STEEL CAR STRIKE Made for 34 years by G. W. VAN SLYKE & HORTON, Albany, N. Y. I — | . . e . RS nitcicr s repurchas om the s i s RS Y s ey WK SRt thefamet associa- PURCHASI. WINS AT SPA. | o tion: Sanders handed | 3 % | pitcher, was repurchased from Toledo, | saranac Handicap is Won in a Gallop | More Disorder Fearcd at Hammond Team in the Past. American association. B 4 Length Had Trial With DMiller Huggins’ and Ten Companies Are A i New York, Aug. 21.—The Yankces Saratoga, Aug —Pu se won | of the racegoers nig were or “picture brides,” raise i “ e ~ome e | terday and arc already getting ready .| race and thousands ' ; for “picture hrid raise families and Immigrants now come to th ST MR L e e R o S TEEe rdred oDl e N tovh Fa ioh ot ion lL their children become citizens of the | United States freely and are required | {4, build up the c¢lub for next <eaton present \\trv} of l:\w belief :}v(«v( ':v'c to Hammond, Ind., where offorts United States by right of birth ta pass mental and physical tests,” G 1s Tte in Close Finisk Would shavegbeenjbed en S EalIOLNE . ! : G e v o e irounds Iesults in Close Finishes - 2 end a strike of employes of the st i Representative Albert Johnson of | Chiirman Johnson said, explaining his : (0, SRl Bl anGl] horses named over night to start had | 0 % 0005 : ar compa are said tc Hoquiam, Wash., chairman of the! bill. “Many classes, such as lawyers, { Sanders have been members ol i and High Scores, accepted the issue. As it was, all were s R 1“"'(‘11;‘”\”’wr“r‘u\!l '1 house immigration committoe teachers, students, merchants and ac- | Pitching staff hefore at various times withdrawn except J. H. Rossiter's bay | Toibe 5in 1o ivea el niat T charge o preparation of the bill, ! tors are exempted from these te: Of the 13 players named, six are acw Considerable interest is being mani- | Passing Shower, and J. J. Ma- € E nigh by . ' | Governor James P. Goodric f New LenglaHOH WOllld K&ep Olll savs the requirement that aliens lan:. | These are the class that it is proposed f and seven have heen recall fested in the weekly athletic meets at | her's The Trump, and they were un- | JO¥CID M;’m"‘:"’”r‘I_““N"‘“_‘_““:TH s ing at American ports mus to have come with limited passports. Bob Meusel tielder as pir- e Slaverounas i ¢ sev- | able to make Purchase do his best : ' m ) passy el, infielder, w | %t Mary's playgrounds and th v cirried the crushing | Mayor Dzn Brown of Hammond, who : Ports with a time limit will by That is to say, they are to come as vis- | chased from the Vernon club of the Puychase L i « o ek t was held yesterday . . stated that they believed the situa- Jflpflflese COO“eS FFOIII U. S. the great inflaw of foreigners. The | itors. and not as prospective ci Pacific (Coast le . o i VLG N R W1 weight of 133 pounds and this coupled E it they ieved the situa ETMENEIE PECE z e f T i ) R SRR sre vesterdav | M 1 | oumanie, with mmsonorts e mr. | e Jaranens maston e want 10 | vamons wnt e cer| PLAYGROUND ATHLETICS | ine Sovaime e ove sestorans | Stovtca | ehants, students and the like. Once | cast to study it,” he s s e Sl | | fieruoon 1w 8 e2llon By LHEth Bl slenanelis, Aus. $1—Tan oigee | nere, it is all they remain, send Must Pass 6 loie s Rs s DU SR LN O L e ABLIC R Son —— a half. He didn't run any jmpressive | tCSIBE S 00 t | i iatest bat- f o ) tion would be beyond their control | bill provides that aliens coming within | If one comes as a prospective citizen e 0 (i afternoon with a larse number of en- fwith the heavy track, made his stride | s o i } & ¥ ting average 140 in 104 games. lle | 4 a trific choppy and it took | DY this morning. The» troops were | exemption clauses of the present law | he must so state, and agree in -writ- Wiashington \ug. 21.—A new | must obtain passports from their own [ ing to place himself under probation, ethod of dealing \ coming | governments, vised by consular agents ) at statec S ale T : method lealing with the incomi 0 Jsed by consular agents | reporting at stated inter A TS e T T () 0o DRt g | et v alien problem is embodied in ] of the United States, and limited as to | all there is to it. Visitors are welcome. | .qqi¢ ; The results of the events were bill being prepared by the house im-| timc We have roam for desir: migration committee. It is regarded Aliens Eligible to Citizenship grants, but must have a gu as the most drastic measurc of the But 8 to their continued desirability 5 kind ever presented to cangress Aliens, who under prosent laws ang | U1€ir Willingness to acquire not onis junior class—George Adoption of the bill would mean. | ojimit s S American citizenship but all that the 11 oI Do d 3 eligible to citizenship, should be per- with @ total of 1 < anelle and John Dren its framers say, literal fulfillment of } [ iticq” 15 come to the. Gnited word Americanism implies.” : RtuRe ol o el ' 7 = S the so-called “gentlemen's agreement’ = ) IS dis tttes Members of the committee s it is | has stolen 87 bases Sl s 2utler NEWARK TO CONTINUE SALES. t - L e e without passports praviding they state . Warian L Golln e 60 yards, senior class—Jack Butler, ‘ Batween the United States and Japan i iy writing their heljof e i not likely a bill suspending immigra- | e "‘* S Sl | Baward Donnelly and James Hayes —_ with'Fespect to immigration and would | {o Locide here and become ctitizons, | OR for any stated period could pass pitch comes from the Dallus Time, 8 1 Gillen Declares City Will - Regulate keep out Japanese coolies They must agree to register at least cangress now. A year ago it could | of the Texas league. v Coolies Thousands. = F » Coolic ve By Th nd; once a year, failure to do so heing a Under the Root-Tokihara agreement | se 5 cause for deportation. Failure to take Japan is obligated to send no coolies [ ¢ q - - papers at the end of two to this country, but it charged the re tries in each of 2 Some close | labored i Len Ot him 1 5 to run the mile, which | ¢xpected to reach Hammond by noon today. has 25 two-base hits, three triples and | seven home runs for Wl of 213 | finishes were recorded and excellent i . S glounaqlotul forl g s covered much faster by inferior | in two other races. W. R —_— e S Over Theie won the North Cresie| Hammond, Ing: 4 —City and Ralph Pinelli, an infielder, wis + senior boss—sGeralds © 0, s 2t one mile ini1:40 425, and | country authouities' heve last night purchased from the ramento slub t MeGrath and Walter | 000 o Shore stable’s Woodtrap | called upon Governor Goodrich at Ir of the Pacific (o ague. In 1101 HILO 0 250, ran a mile in the fifth event in 1:40 | dianapolis for troops to aid in copin Pinciliidealbitinedaerie s with the situation here due to th trike of employes of the S Steel Car company who last | stormed the streets in the vicinity of the bill does not stop there. the car company in defiance of ef- forts of police and deputy sheriffs to maintain order. N, A dly N i food The action of the authorities fol- will continue in Newark even | lowed rejection last night by the t 30 yards, girls—Alice Botticelli, Rita Prices of Foods, have passed, they add. There is a de- Prank Gleich, an outfielder, was| yeGrath, Agnes McKenna. Time, 5 mand, according to members, for a pro | purchased from the S, aw club of | seconds. Vision in the new bill for deportation | the Michigan-Ontario league 40 vards—— Margaret McGrath e disclote that thew - e Mina | vears' residence, also is cause for de- | O aliensivho wlthduaw theix s Dan Murphy, a catcher, was hought | erine Regan, Gertrude Schultz. Time, ord sclo! Tat hey arrive ) Dortation! pers in order to avoeid servic from the Toledo club of the Amer canj 6 2-5 — armed forces af the United States. association 50 yards—dJulia Bramble, Alice Ma- sales after the army supplies are exhausted. | strikers of a compromise offer of the This was announced yesterday by [ €& company officials made at the Mayor Gillen in speaking of plans to | end of a series of conferences which After taking out papers, aliens mus i papers, allens must maintain the city as the middleman st Friday ik H e | remuin here 1 B = = C. Murph hi-handed ! loney, I7lo1 Hayes. Tine, 8 sec ‘l . | ere five years for final citi- 5 > 7 - >hy. a right-handed pitcher, | lone orence Hayves e, sec- | P g T er aUs thar Ethoms |F THIN AND zenship, with a time allowance off for | 1120 4 WEEK PAID comes from the Winnipeg club of the| ond i between producers and housekeeper ) ose | | | | | | . 2 3 e g o s ast are feared by the knowledge of the eleme 1 : 2 fita i nAdcae | ind dale run—John Drazella Contrary to some statements, W A 3 owled the elements of the TO SHOEMAKERS. | Western Canada les e. Hill and dale m v 17 w e U L R : . il Sl S Gl G e “On the contrary, | W ave tried to conciliate the men we are going fo remain in the bus- |and declarc that the situation is be- as long as we can do any good |Yond their control. Scheyd, Ernest Stram. Tim NERVUUS TRY American plan of government and | Boston, Aug. 21—Inguirs into (he William Picrey, a right-handed | Gcorge s LB proficiency in the inglish language, If | | s e b SO T e ol 58 sceonas anguage. el cedt e : ! rer, wi purchased from the ] an alien does not acquire citiz 2 Bk ABNthe RS U1 throw, rolay (six hoys on enshib | County grand jury vesterday disclosed | SA¢ramento club of the Pacific Coast ine in cutting down the high cost of liv- TS i~ FEW WIN ORDER OF MERIT. Standi road jump, minor We shall continue to sell army IL.ondon Marshal Foch, and now Jack Butler, & feet 11 inches: . W food at reduced prices. I will call | Marshal Joffre, are the only French- ters, 5 fect 8 inches: Botticelli, 5 L meeting of retail merchants to con- [ynen to receive the British Order of issued [ displayed in a store 400 yards from repurchased from the Greenville, g j;ches: junior class, k. Meehar | for on a projeét to have the city buy | Merit. Until last year Japan was the the factory marked at $12. 1b of the South Atlantic association nd C. |{X\<“ scnior 4;”-” ; direet and sell to them under Hu-,‘,.”h foreign countr to receive the . 5 T Clitff Markle, right-handed piteher, | ¢y ¢ and Ros supervision of the city. The retail- | honor, Yamagata, Togo and Oyama et sl e enec mlf;‘rfflu\mnt.o:«: New York state now has 525,000 | returns from the Salt Lake club o e S 3 il-| ers' profits will be dictated by the | having been appointed to the order. St i Ll g © West|motor cars, or more than 10 per cent | the Pacific Coast league e, i ol i i S el te ne oW 25 E cont i v teunacatiy Kin: Eoward te acific coast to study | of the 5.000,000 in the United States Paul Carpenter, a right-handed class. Swanson, S in cight years he is sent home, apt. Rivers 727 pt. Grace that some shoeworkers have heen re. | |€48UC [leRi s il . PHUSPHATE ~ May Visit U. S Annually. ceiving $120 a week. It was testified | Da%%Y Vance, another right-hander, | Shi. Capt. Scheyd 642, Capt. MeCuc The committee 3 ! 5 hopes to provide a 'also that many made $60 a week. Wwas repurchased from the 2 Gl NI CINEO; Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate to Plan by which citizens of contiguous It was said that a pair of shoes | ¢Jub of the Pacific Coast 1 ue. | territory, Canada and Mexico, may | sold by a manufacturer for $5.50 was Iiverett Bankston, an outfielder | visit the United States on cards annually ing rut on Yirm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength, Vigor v Chairman Johnson is trying to have and Nerve Force congress send a special When one stc to consider e host thin people o = tinually for gome methc they may ase their flesh to normal pro- ”,ff DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Aunt Emmy Must Do the Heavy Work on the Farm! BY ALLMAN 4 and Ch ! sistent with their labor ¢ expenses.” ! ;hark his coronation in 1902, B ool : X =TT TR : NES MY PLACE AR “NO-No - SET M| at indivi e e 174 bt ) \ N WeLL MELBN, | REcKoN K] TWis 1S A {R\,M To THAT | SaiD, BRING ; ggw:o‘n:s%zseqro? S BT Sment e b BONT EM, 1T T seems Goon 7 [Hl| VovRe AL PRevTY TiRen | WANDERFUL PLCER | ([ oF TRee s LETUEGRIES WELL, | GUESS HEAVY, P WAVE Sehiibie o . B | CERTAINLY 1S GooD || To SEE You AGAIN AND HUNGRN S0 I'LL HAVE < OVER. VONDER. )} WHEN “You ¥y T = MAW BRING Em IN - onihumans and animals by y =oin To SEE You AGAIN || TomMY, BUT YouRE EM PUT SOME ViTaLs ON . —— . [y COME- IN" [ SRR ARERIHESES ot doubt. body. deficient in . pho AND Nou'RE LOOKING| | JUST AS BIG A i RIGHT AWAY - \ /4 WHAT SAY, ; GRIPS IN THE Phorous becomes nervous, sickly and WA g A noted author and professor in his boolk iy HELEN P HOUSE. “Ghemistry and Food Nutrition,” published | g in 1918, says L * that the amount of ‘phosphorous requ nutrition man mated in many of It seems 1o b established this deficiency in phosphorous may met -by the use of iic phosphate known throughout g seaking coun- trie: 0-Ph Through the as- similation of this ¢ by the nerve tissue of the DI o content when absorbed in the amount normally required BY nature soon produces a welcome chan i6 our body and mind. Nerve tension di #Ppears, vigor and strensth replace weak- nergy, and the whole s ugly hollows and @Bupt angles, becoming enveloped in a Wil and strength to be up and doing It dsisold by Clark & Brainerd in New Britain ald all good drusgists $TION: -— While Bitro-Phosphate buurpassed for the relief of ral debvility, etc., @not desire to put on Extrs cape in avoiding fat-producing foods.