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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
CALLED HER FAMILY
TO HER BEDSIDE
Six Years Ago. Thinking She Might Die, Says Texas Lady, But Nov
She IL a We'd, Strong Woman and Praise, crdu For
Her Recovery.

RoySs City. Tc1.-Mrs. Mary XIII
man. Of this place. y After tho
birth Of my little girl. my sids com
menocd TO hurt me. I had 10 20 hack
to bed We eaHsd the doctor. lie
treated me. but I got no better. 7
rot worse and worse untt the misery
was unbearabis. n was in bed for
three months and suffered such agony
that ! was Just drawn M 10 a knot. .
told my husband n he would set
me a hottie Of Csrdui 7 would Try IT..
I commenced taking Il. however. that
evening I called my hmny about
me-. for I knew 1 could not last
many days unless I had a etnngo for
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CONTINUED from page u


mcnts of the Euardsmcn Ia the pow
cr line extending from Trinidad TO
Colfax county coal properties, and
also 10 the mines In that county
and in the Gallup district in Nc
kinley county. II permission is
granted by General Parker, arrange
ments FOR the distribution OF the
men will he made al once.
Governor Lindsey has not yet
heard from the war department In
reply to his wire concerning IN,
proposal 10 construct frame shelters
for the mcn al Albuquerque. or 9TH
or mobilization point
err mobilization point-Ncw Mexican
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
Notice 70 Publication

L.. +. Land ONCE at Las Cruces.
y. NJ, May Goth, 1877.
Notice Is hereby given that Will
am e.. Massey, Of Walnut Wells.
y. NJ who, m April T., 1913, made
Hd Entry. No. 0al0a for NWi
MA Sec, 20; w2sEi. sEiswi, Sec
ion 20, Township ~ s, Range "a "
y. NJ. T.. Meridian, has nlod notice
Of intention Ia make thrce-year
roof. 10 establish claim 10 the lanC
hove described. before N. l.. Mas
sey. L. &. Commissioner, At Walnut
Wells. \, NJ, on the 10th day OF
July. 1917,
Claimant names a. witnesses:
j. +. Keeton Of Walnut Wells, n. N.
Hugh Lynch Of Walnut Wells, n. NJ.
Otis Robertson. Of Walnut Wells n.
NJ.
Crede Mcfarland, Of Walnut Wells,
n. NJ.
John l.. Burnside,
CT 600 Register.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
Iheedlework Hints.

Wax the thread we'll before string.
I'M beads or sewing them on material
This makes the work easter and giyc'
a stronger fastening.
Instead OF binding or Telling Scnm,
on summer lingerie use lace Insertion
one piece on each side OF the INV
edges. Stitch on both edges with IN,
sewing machine.
In order 10 thread a needle easily
with worsted take a scrap 81 cotton
wool and twist II around the end Of
the worsted; this will allow the yarn
to slip through the eye OF the needle
without further trouble.
Buttonholes may more easily h.
made In material which rhvcls II nm
lnterllning OF some hrmer material
Is placed under the Tapped Or hcmmrd
edge Of the opening. Try also cutting
u buttonhole al a time, and making
IL complete before cutting smother,
Each side hole should be carefully
overcast and outlined before working.
aud care should be exercised 10 pro
cure the right weight Of thread or
twist for the material. To have IN,
thread either toe light or too heavy
will lessen the chances Of o perfect
fnlsh.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08

Houses for Rent Hob Flack.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
Notice of Cop,csi

Contest No. 3i37 Serial No. O5396
Las Cruces, y. NJ, May -. 1917
10 Josie l. Walker Of Columbus.
y. NJ, Contcslcc:
Yuu are hereby notified that
Charles T.. Price who gives Column
bus, y. NJ, Al his post onlcc address
did on May r., 1917, Ole in this office
his duly corroborated application 10
contest and secure the cancellation
Of yuor Homestead. Entry No. W3a6,
Serial No. 073o6 made September
3. 1912, for Swi, Section :. Town
ship ~ =, Range s ". ~ ". p. Mer-
idian. and as grounds for his contest
he alleges that Josie =. Walker. con-
testec. has wholly abandoned said
tract Of land and changed her resi-
dence therefrom for more than ~
months last past since making said
entry. and next prior 10 the date
herein; that said cuntcslcc has not
established her residence uu said
land sincc thu date and entry there
of, and has made no improvements
thereon nor cultivated any portion
thereof. that tho cnlryman's alb
srucc Il not due to her employment
In the military service rendered In
connections In Mexico, or along the
borders thereof or In mobilization
camps elsewhere In the military or
naval organization Of the L. ;. or
the national guards Ut the several
states.
You are, therefore. further mott
fled that the said allegations will be-
taken by this office as having been
onicsscd by you. and your said
entry will be- cancelled hereunder
without your further right 10 be
heard therein, either before this Of
flee or on appeal. II you fail 10 nlc
40 this office within twenty days at
rr the FOURTH publication Of this
l%oticc, ls shown below, your answer
ndcr o.th, specifically meeting anU
responding 10 thcs, allegations Of
ontcst, or " you fail within that
: lime Ia nlc In this Office due proof
hat you have served a copy Of youI
uswcr on the said contestant eth
g ~ person or by registered mail
II this service Is made by the dcliy-
cry Of a copy Of your answer to IN,
b 'ontestant IN person, proof Of such
service must be either the said con-
rs'auts written acsnuwled cement
lis g yglp. Of ,h' cory showing
HH date Of is receipt, or the at
b idayit " the person by whom IN,
delivery was made stating whom
and where IA" copy was delivered.
made by resist red mail. proof n.
.I,h service must consist Of III,
GidGyit Of the person by whom u,
opy was mailed stating when anC
hc post onicc To which II WIS mail.
]. and this affidavit must be- ur.
M, nitd hy the pos.m, s ors &C.
.pt Tor thr letter.
huu should state iu your yusWni
h name OF the p]o-ioGirr 10 viii u
Il s.gr future notices to b. %
% you,
John l.. Burnside, Regis &C.
Date Of first publication, Juu' T.
Date Of second publication. June 4
/, Date Of third publication, Juur 81
, Date OF fourth publication June ,!
-" 81 OHH 2 T. 90 q q
p Gus hold .ud oit hgu fIr.i,uu.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
Fortunes Favorite.

"Only . few years 3 that man lived
In q hve-roOm fiat. Now he occupies n
splendid mansion aud has a dozen sery.
ants"
a rapid rise. shf"
"Yes. but no didn't Do the rising him.
self"
what do you mean by ihntT'
"He WIS Que Of those lucky indi-
viduals who were born 10 buy steel
stocks before the war In Europe
started
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
USr Plain Language

In promulgating your rsoteric cog
,taiions or articulaiing your super
icial scntimcntalities and amicable
r. philosophical observations, be-
ware Of platitudinous ponderusity.
ct your conversational communica-
ions possess a clarified conciscncs,
nd a compacted comprehensive
less and cogchcy. Eschcw all con-
Generations Of 0atulcut garrulity
nd Alterations. Let your extern
ioraneous descantings and unprc-
neditated expatiations have intelli-
ability and veracious viyacity with
ut bombast; sedulously avoid poly
yllabic p~rofundiiy, pompous pro-
kitty, vcrbosity and yapidity.
In other words, talk plainly. bria..
naturally. Say what you mean
can what you say, and don't us,
words.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
Reason for Pride.

Little wiiiie-Gee, you're awful
proud of your grandpop, Amt youl
Bobble-Vou betchal Why, he usee
10 llnk pop reglsI-Wldow.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
Continued from page I

reached she did not have the si5 to
pay for the ride 4 complaint was
made Ia Judge Cole and the lady
dug up the money and $3.50 addi-
tional To pay the costs Of the opera
ton.
Louise Franklin and Julia Ram
Soy were zach lined s95 and the
costs on charges Of disordcrly cun-
luct.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08
Bnrpain In Pumping Outnt

Six-horsr power engine, puml
Jack, 100 feet Of . inch pipe, 30 inch
r,ss lined cylinder, sucker rods an
complete See +. VI. Lingo at
he blacksmith shop, or e. +. Parks
1t the Courier Office. Il
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-06-08

Several business places for sale or
lease Bob Fluck n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
LITTLE EN- DARELA
HAS A TIME WITH
PAPA'S AUTOMOBILE
Runs OF With It, Gets Five Other
Small Girls and Creates sensa-
ton Until Police Chief Galusha
I~nterferes.

How !; happened that Emma Barela.
stili at the bread and butter age and
looking even younger. came TO be
driving n motor car yesterday after
noon was explained today 20 the po-
lice by her father. Jose VI. Barela. Of
142s Barelaa road. Tho police became
interested in Emma when chief Ga
lasha. looking out OF his office win
dow az the city hall ssw her come
within IN ace OF running the automo-
tie into a trolley car. \ smashup was
aterted by a quick stop on the part
Of ~ motorman.
chief Galusha chased Emp,a In ms
automobile, and when ne caught her
she was under orders to appear Ia
rourt this morning charged with driv-
ms without q license. That brought
Dir. Bareia to court with the e~xplana-
ti0u.
Emma's older sister took the car
out to sc 10 a moving picture show.
Emnln saw tho car In front Of the
theater. climbed la, managed 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

stretch her short legs enough to step
on the right pedals ana sailed off to
enjoy life. She got five other little
girls. slowed them In the car. aud In
creased the Joy five hundred per cent.
The police were told today that
Emma's driving created n stir on every
block she passed throush. she was too
short 10 control the pedals without
slumping AWAY down In the seat and
she steered according to a system all
her own.
Emma was fined 81 by City Judge
/. Mcclellan this morning. Mr.. Barela
paid the fine and promised he police
that Emma wouldn't run off with the
car again. How he was going to en-
force discipline he didn't say. but the
police. regarding Emma as OF an age
still within the influence OF the slipper
shipgic or hairhrush. had a suspicion
OF the lean in mind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

q. W. Strickfaddcn. Las Vegas: Mr..
and Mrs. g. NJ. FInhnrt. Roswell. MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Strom. Roswell.
r. y. kirkpatrick IL hero from
Santa Fe visiting his sons and daugh-
ter.
Robert E. crews. assistant attorney
general. was here from Santa re yes-
torday.
DIR. +. j Evans Of Roosevelt county
arrived in Albuquerque last night from
Santa Fe.
Frank l.. Kinds Will return thl,
evening from the Santa Fc hospital ~
Las Vegas where he underwent mr. op-
Grafton.
scoop" BARLEY. who has heen act
ing as car clerk for the santa Fe rail-
road at Belen the past three weeks
returned 20 the city last night
Thomas Sanchez. arrested for dis.
orderly conduct at % dance oh Satuf-
day night. was fined s. In the cit,
court by Judge Mcclellan today.
j T. Greenwalt, publicity manager
Of the Mountain states Telephone and
Telegraph company, II here from his
headquarters In Denver attending tho
electrical convention.
Petronello Jaramillo. OF san Jose.
reported 20 the county authorities last
night hat a thief broke open a window
In bis house, rcdchcd inside aud stole
some OF Mrs. Jaramillo's clothes.
Rev. Randolph Cook, pastor Of the
Christian church. reported tn the po-
Zee last evening that a revolver mas
stolen from his office. i22 South
Broadway The door was left un-
locked.
At the request Of the santa Fc cuur-
ty authorities the police to-day were
looking for Jennie Tibbits. II years
Old, who was reported 10 have run
away from her home in santa Fc YES
%tcrday.n She was supposed To- have
come here last night on train No. I
The Highland FIRE company's motor
truck which was crippled hy a broken
rrankshnft . week ago. vas put back
boo commission today Tho old horse
drawn motor truck was stationed 90
the company house when |thcenging
went out OF service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
Advertised Letters
LIST FOR THE WEEK. ENDING
FEBRUARY 10, 1917,
InHla-t II.f

Miss Gale Barber (2D, Mrs. Lula
Blackburn. Mrs. Juan Nandelartt.
Gregorita Chavez, Mrs. NJ. \. Draper.
Miss Modesto Espiuosa. Mrs. Lille
Fernandez, Marie Garcia Mrs. VI NJ.
Good. Mrs Mary Gaylor, Miss N.nu
Garrett. Miss Picda Gurulc, Mrs u.
Holland. Mrs, Mae Hardness. Mr.. :.
J. kinney. Emilia VI de Lopez, Ross
abTl j.. de Luocro. Mrs. Lizzie LIZ.
ibas. silycstia Mindos, Mrs. Louise
Miller, Miss Helena Moutoya, Chonu
Molina. Mrs. Ethel McCune. Ida
Montgomery. Mr.. - : Mahoim,
Marie DrtcEa Mrs. Gertrude Pefea,
Mrs. Edna Petermeycr. Miss Ema
Plras1ncc 90, ~Triucikitl Pcrca Ms
Marguret Rahneld. Mrs. james a.
Reeves. Miss Ciiutic Reagan. T. Rice.
Mrs Tllurcia Saay rdrp Mis- Rachel
sald'z, Mary FRANCIS Smith. Mrs Joe
Stein. Miss julio simpson Mrs, =
Taylor. L,uuer Vigl. Miss Amin
White. Mr.. Gene Whll.as,r. Mrs.
Mimi, wade. Miss ora Whitman.
Mems List,
Nicolas Ai,Haz. Frank Busuhmann.
Frauk 5. Baca. Hurry Bailey, j. y.
Culbor,sun. william Ccttor Tiohlo
Candclaiio. r. " Cox. Fendrouicn
CHAVEZ Trorandu clark. Elhdo Cha'
yoz, joe puraud, e.. = DAY. e. A,
Freeman. Gnlormu Flores, Tiutlo
Garcia Francisco Gar-ilia. Pete Car
ella, A. l.. Hartman. T. o. Ha-lc', Glen
Hines, John Hummol T., j Hurley
william Hammcrun, Samuel :
liotchkiss. \ l.. Johncuck paul J.
Keopo-, Rouon Kencr, Juan Luna.
james Lowthinu l.. VI lackey Jesse
Miuium. Tom Machcs. W. e. MIclkc,
u. j. Maufull, =. T.. Martinez, Floren-
tinO Martinez. g. :. Mooney Jim Nc
CIurc. B|onific.u Moutoyr. g. p'liul-
anu. Dr. j. r. PCary. \. i. Reid. A.. 70.
sherman. J j. sullivan, Lucio Sn-
mora. william shaw t2b. Robert
Stevenson. II. O. Sanchez, N T.. Sa-
bin. william Simmclkiar, VIM Thorn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.

A little WANT AID now and then
n read BY every class Of men-ano
women too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
a Late Stroll
With Wee White Dog

Frank Dugan, found wandering
about 4 residence district at 1880
O'Clock . M, leading q little white dog.
faced Judge Mcclellan In the city
court this morning on "a charge Of
drunkenness. lie was lined $40. The
little white dog vas O locked up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
sHRINERs. ATTENTION,

Regular meeting OF Baliut Abyad
Temple tonight. February 18Th. at )
o'clock p. m. business Of importance.
Refreshments Will be served.
BY order OF 4. r. McMuiou. Nus
trious P~otcntatc. l.. n. Chamberl.u,
recorder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
ARE Yor A MOVIE FAN?

Get who's Who In Movie Land.
with complete record OF ages. birth
places. marriages. parts. etc. OF hun
dreds OF motion picture stars. Mus
trated Ten emit postpaid. stand
ard Press. li2 Walter street, Boston.
Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

co Walker wayman. DR.. @. l.. Win
gate. Marvin wiley. WIN. 5 Zelgicr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

4 little WAIST AID now and then
Is ead by every class Of men-Ond
women too Try one.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
BAT AND CHICK MATCHED
Lightweight Champion to Face Elm City Boy in Bridgeport, September IA in No-Decision Affair.

New Haven. Aug. 21.-Battling Kunz of Norwalk, lightweight cham . pion of the state. and Chic Brown of this city, former titleholder have been matched to box 20 rounds at Avon park, Stratford, on Friday night, September IA, before the Nutmeg Athletic club. Managers of the box CTS reached terms at conference ill Bridgeport yesterday. The bout will be a decisionless affair and will be refereed by Terry Lee. who with Will lard Stuart, controls the Nutmeg club. Both boxers will work on a percen- tage basis.
 Brown is scheduled to oppose John nie Drummie of Waterbury in Meriden Thursday, Aug. 30. His articles of agreement for the Kunz bout specify that he must start in training inn mediately after the Drummie bout.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
NAYIOR IN DRAFT,

New Haven. Aug. 21.-Rollie Nay Tor, one of the best pitchers that ever wore a New Haven uniform, has received word from his home town, Ardmore, Okla., that he has been caught in the military draft He has been ordered to appear before the examining board there right away Efforts have been made by Owner Jim Collins to have Naylor examined in West Haven so as to save him the long trip expense and absence from the team. Naylor is the third men1- Der of the Murlins to be drafted. The others are Miller and Nutter. Nay Tor will not claim exemption.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
AL MACK WINS
Dusy's Lassie Favorite in Feature Event Is Beaten-Murphy Wins
 With Bait Hale in 2:12 Pace.

Philadelphia. Aug. 21.-Favorites captured two of the three races on the inaugural day program of the Grand Circuit meeting held on the Belmont clubs mile track at Mar berth, Penn, yesterday. This Is the Hrst of the big circuit meetings held In this vicinity in a quarter of a cen- tury and a good sized crowd turned out.
 Busy's Lassie, winner of two $1O,- 900 stake races this year, was picked to win the Bellevue -Stratford Stake of $3,00O, the feature event, but af- ter taking the first heat in 2:09 fln- lshed second to Al Mack, which made a break in the first heat and finished eighth. Tn the second heat Bud Mur- ray closed up on the leaders. after passing the half in 1:01. and beat Busy's I.assie in the final drive i'll 2:05 1-2, the fastest heat of the day. The effort tired the mare badly. and she was satisfied to finish seventh in the final heat. which Al Mack won handilv from NJ. l.. J., in 2:07 l-2.
 Harry J. s. which set q track rec ord at Goshen last week. made d deS- oerate attempt to take the final heat, but after leading to the three-quar pr post he weakened and could get no better than third.
 Tommy Murphy won the 2:12 pace In straight heats with Butt Hale out stepping his field in all three heats eith June Bug second each time. E. Q. Mauxer Philadelphia amateur won third money with Jay Patch.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
CLUBS PROTECTED
 IN PLAYERS DRAFT
National Commission Meets and
 Adopts Protection Ruling

Cincinnati. Aug. 21.-The enroll ment of ball players in the United States army and navy will have little or no effect financially on those clubs desiring to purchase or obtain by draft the players in leagues of lower classification. The National Baseball Commission yesterday issued a notice to the effect that the status of all play CTS obtained by recall under optional agreements would remain the same no matter when the player was called for military or naval duty.
 With men drafted from the ranks of the minors the draft price shall not be paid over until the player actually enters the service of the club which purchased him. In case the drafted player enters the military or naval service of the club which purchased 1 him. In case the drafted player en- ters the military or naval service be- tween the time he is drafted and the time he is ordered to report to the club which would have obtained his services has the privilege of cancel ! ling it's draft,
 The clause relating to purchased players says:
 "A majOr or minor league clup l which purchases a payer will have no right to the return of the amount actually paid by it for his release if the player joins it, even if he is sub seuuently drafted into the military or l naval service, but in that event all deferred payments shall be stayed until the player again reports to the l purchasing club and it has had d | reasOna ble opportunity to trN him out and determine whether it desires re- tain him. If retained the deferred payments must be met if he is not retained he shall report to the selling club"
 The National Baseball commission issued its annual lists of options ex
 ercised by major league clubs upor
 players with minor league clubs. Th'
 lists of the three local clubs follow:
 By New York American: Fron
 Bridgeport, Ferguson; Newark, Nc
 Graw, Camp; Richmond, Bankston ] Enright; Toledo, Piercy, Hamilton. By Brooklyn National: From At
 lanta, O'Mara: Denver. Kelleher
 Butte. Malone: Portland. Me-, Durn
 ing; Spokane, Fitzsimmons; Balti
 more, Appleton, Snyder.
 By New York Nationals: Fron ' Rochester. Young, Styker. Causey
 Smith; New Orleans, Baker; Louis
 ville, Middleton; Montreal. Hoyt.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
Mitchell Still a Jinx.

Detroit. Aug. 21.-The only thing that could possibly stop. Detroit's mad toboggan career toward the second division happened yesterday. Tho Yankees came to Jungle Land. The score was to g.
 Any time Hughie Jennings has any doubts about beating Donovan's slip ping aggregation he plays safe by utilizing southpaw Willie Mitchell. This move always scares the Yankees to death.
 Mitchell didn't seem able to pitch up an alley. but still he held the Donovan tribe spellbound as usual. Ray Fisher, who opposed this peren" nial jinx, delivered one of his cus- tomary good games, though, as usual, he had little concrete encouragement. The concrete ran in other channeli The score:
 r. h. e. New York ... O10OOO1O0-2 0 Detroit OO0OO02O1-3 Il Fisher and Nunamaker; Mitchell and Yelle and Spencer.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
TANKS SENT HOME.
Donovan Takes Action Against Shaw
 key and Love, ct al.


 Detroit Mich.. Aug. 21.--Shortly after the Yankees arrived in Detroit yesterday morning. Manager Dono- van reduced his squad from 2S to Is players. He ordered Pitchers Shawkey. Love, Monroe and Russell and Catcher Alexander to continue on to New York. The arrival of Out fielder Gilhooley here increased the squad to IS. The Tanks will con- tinue the trip with five pitchers, two catchers, seven infielders and four outfielders.
 Monroe and Russell were sent home because they are of little use to the club just now. Russell's fingers con- tinue to bother him.
 Shawkey and Love are sent home as a disciplinary measure, as Dono- van is not exactly pleased with their recent actions. Alexander goes with instructions to put the four pitchers through daily workouts at the Polo Grounds until the Tanks return home late next week.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
MAMAUX OUT OF o. B.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 21.-By pitching for an amateur team here Sunday Ma maux, suspended pitcher of the Pitts burgh National league club automat' ically threw himself out of organized baseball, according to baseball men here. Mamaux was under suspension for an infraction of club rules. Rein statement by the National Baseball Commission is declared to be his only means of re-entering professional ball.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
LOCAL SPORT WINS $72O.

Several years ago, when local base ball fans were enjoying factory league baseball at Electric field. a Park street resident was well known for his betting on various games, and his knack of picking winners. Of late he has been obscure. but this morning he walked into the Herald office and announced that the no-hit no-run game pitched by Paddy Mar tin of New London yesterday against the Green Sox, had netted him a win ming of $720.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-21
Indians Win Close Game.

Cleveland Aug. 21. - Cleveland opened the series with Philadelphia by winning, 5 to 4. Morton was ef- fective until the ninth, when Philadel- phia made four hits and three runs. tying the score. Chapman greeted Myers, triple Roth and Smith were passed purposely. Harris popped out, but Chapman scored the winning run on Wambsganss' high bounder to Witt The score:
 r. h. 6. Philadelphia -. O10OOO0O3-4 10 0 Cleveland OO3OOO1O1-5 12 1 Moves. Seibold. Myers and Schang; Morton and O'Netl.