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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
WHlGrd's Friends From
Laurence LedUe Trail of
Money on Way to Toledo

CHICAGO. June 2s-N do.cga-
ton from Lawrence. Kan, began
giving away dollar billie as souN"-
Mrs today on arrival here ON the
way 20 Toledo, where Champion
Jess willard whose home ia Ht
Lawrence, viii defend his NNc
against Jack Dempsey They hal
$4,000 I'm 81 deuomius' and
handed them out iu hotels and
cafes bur saved a goodly portion
for Toledo. and sent Jim Corhc'i
an oil operator OF Wlohi'a hack
10 Lawrence for 5000 mora
Around each hin Is a paper band
bearing an imprint of "a Kansas
"Iayhawk' ON one sido, and on
the other inscription I'VE make o.
every day OF the wear Spend IT,
There's Iots more where this came
from. Lawrence, Kan, home 81
Jess willard our champion
The delegation was headed hN
"Buy' Uu'sou president ~ the
Missouri Kansas and oklahoma
Hotel association. who les making
arrangements for tho orcauiza-
uon.s convention 'ho week Of
August I In connection with the
hotel oXpoEBiou here.
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~ N'' |N hN....
. Omah, ........
Wichita ...
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GAMES TODAY


Western League
Des Moines at Tulsa. CTwo gamosO
Sioux city at oklahoma city. (Two
gamesD
St. Joseph at Joplin. Two game }
Omaha at Wichita. (Tw9 games)
National League
81 Louis at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
only two games scheduled.
American League
Chicago 3t ST. Louis
Cleveland az Detroit
Boston at New york.
American Association
Columbus AT indianapolis.
Toledo at Louisville
Milwaukee az ST Paul
Kansas city lt Minneapolis
Southern League
Nashville az Memphis
Little Rock at Chattanooga
Mobile al Sew orleans
Only three games scheduled.
Texas League
San Antonio at Houston.
Shreveport at Waco
Dallas at Fort worth.
Galveston NJ Beaumont
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CHICAGO June % chicago payr1 an
ayhH. ba't'c today and by burcHnE ht, DE-
'satrd ST. Iouis 300 the t1al game Of
tha series UrUorhsr tho locals short
aor during the batting practice wa Mi
n the mouth hy a hst'rd Ini and r~0.
d,rsl unconscious ~" was not seriously
injured
UH"ra
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Hbstted for lobutoB iu suyynth.
Score by inuiugt.
Warrington ............ OOg oil OOO--4
philAdclphiA ............ 600 600 100 i
summary: Runs. Foster. Milan, Rice
pugsu. errors. Foster Gharrg Grover.
bio plays. uoSd ~ nugau ~ Burnt. Kinney
70 bugSn 90 Burns charity 10 Judge.
Grover 10 Shauks io Judge. bases on balls,
Of iohnsou o. OF shaw @. struck out.
by JohnIOn g. hy Shaw b. 10 Kinney /
aFrOkb GAME
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Cincinnati


score hy innings
Cincinnati ......... ......2No oo0 ool -l
Pittsburgh ......... ..... 900 600 GOO
summary Runs Groh. Rouscl Wiugo
errors. -a.rr UIhhrr. Southwosth. two.
base bit Rous-h. three hssc hit Rousfhi
hr,t ha.r ON balls. OF Miller . strd I
out b.. Miller
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DESPERATE BATTLE
WON BY NEW YORK
Giants Put Over Winning Run In
1ilh Inning After lnsipg FIRST
to Braves -SN
ROBINS TAKE DOUBLE BILL
CRdore and MamAuK Effective; Rcd,
Again Shut out Pirates, Cubs
Defeat Cards

BOSTON 1une - Boalon Aud keW
York divided double header today. Bos
tom winning thc ir,t gmc and New Notk
.hr second ln lt innIugs.
The scores
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GOODWIN SOLD TO.
SIOUX CITY CLUB
Former Tulsa Second Sacker
viii Send Moran Back
TO the Outfield.
DOUBLEHEADER HERE TO-DAY
First Game Called at 2;30.
Barham Scheduled fore
Mound Duty.

RAIN, attacking suddenly and
with little warning lust before time
Tor play to be called. prevented tho
opening game of tie Dcs Moines
series being played at MoNulty park
yesterday afternoon.
A double header may he played
Monday and then again ~ may not
hut be that a. II may, there viii te
two games this afternoon Tor ihoy
appear officially In the schedule. The
fret viii he started a. 210
Aale Of Pop Goodwin tO the Sioux
CITY club was announced yesterday
by President Spencer Abbott uood-
win will replace Moran at second,
permitting tho latter 10 take his reg
ulaT nlaCu In tho Ouifield. Goodwin
has been n good. steady guardian %
tho keystone sack during hia HerV-
Ice with the locals, but he was weak
with the willew Good as was
Goodwin In tho field. Tierney al
ready has given promise OF f4steT
fielding, helnE especially adept az
speeding up and completing double
plays Ito also has proved himself
TO he handy man with the stick.
Team Ready 10 last.
A. soon A. his pitching depart
ment II stralghtened out President
Abbott expects TO tinker very little
more with hla team thlp season.
dheokleford Is expected At AHy time
and when he doeS arrive II Ia going
TO be necessary for Abbott 10 cut
loose somebody as he will make the
leih man on the roster and 1 . IA the
limit,
II five NJ these can settle down
To consistent pitching, Tulsa ahould
he able to keep within hailing diH-
tance of the leaders even while on
the road for with the addition of
slatiery and Tierney the efficiency
Of the infsld has been doubled ami
Tulsa now has well balanced,
strong club,
Consistent Winner.
There IL no reason why the team
Tulsa now has cannot win games on
the road just as we'll a. at home.
During the first northern invasion,
the Oilers won six and lost eight,
but the team looks twice as good
now as II did then. fully capable Of
winning more than Il loses n has
won five Of tho last seven games
played at home.
Alihough Tulsa was idle yesterday.
" gained half game on the lead
eru, HiouH city trimming Oklahoma
city, Tulsa now IN only bi games
behind The front runners
Abholt IL going TO make a siren.
uous effort TO clean up in both
games nf tqday's double header. Ito
VIII lend Barham TO the mound In
the first and may use shAckleford
In tho second In case he should ar.
rive In tine and look to be right. lie
won his last game with Kansas CITY,
making the Blues sorry they had
traded him TO the oilers.
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WESTERN LEAGUE


OKLAHOMA CITY june 2s Sion, City
punched Ni's ono Dennis iu tho second
inning ioda, and defeated Oklahoma Jtty
10 ] iD The opening game Of The series
The score.
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Ahaucd Tor Inyrmah.sl Boa uisAth
score BY iuuiuEs
Boston ..,.,.. ......... 600 600 neO
New York .............. .OUl 600 OOOa q
summary KUus Ruth, Scott error.
Roth, scott. rc.tInpaugh nakeJ two base
w Ruth double plays Msys To kuh TO
w.t. Scott 20 Shrau 20 Ruth MAYS tun.
ssaistsd) struck out, by 1hprmahlsu .. by
Mays j.
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WICHITA June gs wichita took
close ranr from Omaa, tn O. hy biting
hard iu nv early innings
The score
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o0l o09 ore @
UAN lun MDa =

summary = N|"-- WT'-'''| " ''7'
q MAJ q errors GiNasuN Nsshhurn
,wo6sso hits Graham Mari layau.
Kirhy. home run KIRBY ycriicr, hits
Rsrrsr Fnhr Mueller Jackson. double
PLAYS. Mason T. 1sN'on 20 Jackson,
nrrg.r ia Nafh.ru 10 Mueller. lrh on
h,tSs Wichita Omaha bases on bal
o0 Iision b off Fuhr 8. struck out hy
Liston q umo l.iJ, ump.res, kesman
tnd uulburL
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western league

'i'H'hii - ~ Nn
Tulsa pcs Mqincs, rain.
Wichita e. omaha g.
Sioux city o, oklahoma city I.
Joplin-st Joseph. wet grounds.
National League
Boston G-3. New York 5-5
brooklyn &c, Philadelphia Ga.
Cincinnati ., Pittsburgh 0.
Chicago 6, 81 Louis g.
American League
BOSTON 81, New York 0-l
Washington "a. Philadelphia Is.
Chicago 3. ST. Louis .
Detroit 3. Cleveland
American Association
St Paul /. Kansas CITY o
Columbus II. Indianapolis 2.
Milwaukee s, Minneapolis B.
Toledo 4, Louisville O.
Southern League
New Orleans 4. ChjaatnoEa 4
Called oud of ninth To catch tratnJ
Mobile o. Nashville o. Called end
ninth TO catch trdinl
birmingham 6, Memphia
Atlanta ia, Little Rock al.
TeIas League
Fort worth 2, Dallas o.
Shreveport 81, Waco -.
Houston / San Antonio 0,
Beaumont 3, Galveston l.
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to sn.r. bases 600 balls. 'n Williams s.
aN shnrhrF S. u'| h-H' 1, struck uul
by. Williams @. ly sha.tHr l.
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prtI-..irbi. ...... 600 600 OOO-0
rr.osI,n .............. .luI 600 OOG a
-unmary Runs Olson, Johnston er.
for FrarJe. two base h,t Johnston dow.
bio rlAys Hisd 20 Striking TO Ludcrns.
Olson 10 Kourtchy. Sticking 10 LIdcrus.
base, ON balls. on RAcy q struck out, by
NNry /,
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Bantamwolgnts who meet ln a l5r
round scrimmage az Convention hall
on the same card with Biu brennan
and Harry GTcA
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aNattrd for Jacobs lu ninth.
Score by innings
Philadelphia .-......... 600 ol2 Oo0--l
ur,,lI.r .......... OH OIL OLE
Summary. Runs. Foaroc, traVath, Baird,
Iofnator. MYERS g. konctchy = error Sick
Irr two.hatu hits Clarke. Myers 2.
konrtrhy Miller. double play. Crsvath 10
clarke. bssrs on balls, OF Jacobs l, Oft
WamauA 3. struck ont. by MAmauN 3.
Reds Do IL Again.
PITTSRrKUB Juno 27- Effective
pitrhtre lF ~aUrr enabled Cincinnati TO
stn from Pittsburgh to-day
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RBatt,i Tor BArAss in ninth
S,urH hy iuninss
New York '.-.' 900 100 oil 600 o2--5
Battou ...... ....Olu OF 600 600 0a-J
summary Runs fletchcr, Doyle. Chass
Young. Fletcher. Powcu' Marsuyjus g.
RaWlingE tao base hit thAAr -i three base
rit ChA,s homo run Bpeckei double
PLAYS Hertog TO io.ke MaTsuVile 60
hsrtoF TO hp'ko. bAscs on balls, of harnes
L. Oft nuhuc / Oft Rudolph 3 struck out,
by Barncs D. By pubur .. BY RudolpA
Dodgers Take Two.
RROOkLIN. June - .Hbrooklyn hest
rhrsielphiA twice today. CAdors aud Kisey
fought pitchers battle iu the fret game
each allowing only three hilS.
FIRST CANE
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PHILADELPHIA Juno % Washing
ton trlumphsd tslgs over rhilaisiphia 70
day b. rsAsun ot the superior pitching ei
Erickson and SHAW
The scores
FIRST u GAAfE
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...p.. N.".... #".fN urHrI -.HA }.
Gsdrou ttoNsts N# D. l""nt Smith
~. Iuua. 4y4ula y.4y, uadega 90 bgIJcE
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lyWaftrd for Bailey iu suth
2Nllsr out hrl by bailsd ball.
Score by innings.
So Louis ............ 3'0 o0l 00N-5
Chicago ................ .Ol1 OO2 o0r-6
summary .kuns sutth 2, Miller horns-
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IBAited for Nili in ninth
Score BY inning.
Boston ............ 600 600 100
New York ...............l 600 ulN 4
summary Runs. VIII. Nirb. r'rhnrauEh
., Budte error. hakcr. two base hit Baker,
Nick three base htt NcE homo run.
boiis. bases ON h,lla, OF hays ? struck
out, by Mays S. b, Shswkoy =.
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HBAttod Tor hosd BOO eighth.
Ihattsd Tor kusrra ~ ninth.
Ennr. ~ t-,tr.a
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05
"Salem County" Launched

The "Salem County" the $500 ton
oil tanker, which the Government had
named in honor of the work done in
Salem County for the Fourth Liberty
Loan, was successfully launched from
the Harlan plant of the Bethlehem
Shipbuilding Corporation at Whining
ton, on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Dale Dilworth, of Salem,
was the sponsor, and she performed
her duty admirably. The boat slid off
the ways without a hitch and took to
the water in fine fashion. Mrs. Dill
worth had as her aides Miss Isabel
Craven Dillworth and Miss Phyllis
Grey Chew. On the launching stand
with the christening party were Judge
and Mrs. Edward c. Washington, Of
Woodstown; Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A.
Carpenter, Miss Ann McIlvaine, of
Trenton; and Mrs. John P. Neilds, of
Wilmington, and Mr.. j. Dale Dilworth.
After the christening the Shipbuild-
ing Company presented Mrs. Dilworth
with a handsome gold wrist watch
suitably engraved to mark the occa-
The launching was in charge Of VIM.
3. Harmon, master carpenter, and
Charles Mohrman, master rigger, who
supervise all launchings at the Har-
Ian plant. 100000 rivets were used
in the construction of the vessel.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05
AMUSEMENTS
The Broad

Manager Schweiger of the Broad
has another big special for Monday
and Tuesday next when Nine. ALA Ma
zimove will appear in The Red Lam
term This great Russian actress is
known the world over and her picture
plays have delighted thousands. On
Friday and Saturday another special
picture, the sensation of the season,
will be shown. 1t is "The 18th
Chair" adapted from Bayard Weiller's
wonderful play. Tonight friday
and tomorrow night Frank Keenan's
great picture "The World Afame"
will be shown. 1t treats Of a tremen-
dous modern problem from a point
never used before, and it is done so
vitality, so intimately, and with such
humanity, withal, that one is apt to
lose sight of the consummate art in
fashioning the theme.
The Riverside
Manager Dave Martin of the River
side still has good vaudeville every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
night. The amateurs still are the
great attraction every Wednesday
night and always draw good crowds.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

72-Acre farm. one of the finest truck
and grain farms in Salem County, two
miles from Woodstown, on state roan,
good buildings. plenty of sash or beds
for early plants, Phone, running water;
A REAL, REGULAR P-TO-DAIE
FARM. no waste land and the SOIL is
rich and productive and price very rea-
sonable, good buildings m good con-
dition. Ao
at Auburn, large lot,fs0 feet IRON. ne99
cars, in good repair can be bought for
lot and build on. &Owner is MOVING
away and wants to sell, a ior
someone. $4,000.
/ have other Farms, Stores, Houses
bungalows and Lots for sale or rent.
COLES REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
S-22-tf. +. "
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05
Aug. 28th, 1919.

Aug. 18th, 1913.
To the members of the Carneys Point
Republican Club:
Owing to being transferred to Pom
SAC, Mich, l hereby tender my resig-
nation as a member and trustee Of the
Carneys Point Republican Club.
| wish also to state that | have
withdrawn from the contest for As
SCISSOR and sincerely trust that the
candidate, Chas. F. McCloskey.
wins by an overwhelming majority.
Regretting that my duties call me
elsewhere and cause me to sever my
connections with the Club, and wishing
the Club and my fellow members a
prosperous and happy future, believe
ne yours very truly, Frank A. Collier.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05
Mail Collections

The new mail boxes are now ready
for service and Postmaster Hunt has
arranged for two collections daily at
5.45 A. M. and 2.15 p. M. Sundays
one collection at 2.45 P. M, and holi-
days at 5.45 A. M.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR sALB-Seed Rye, Michigan
grown Rosen Rye upsprouted, OF hlgh
g~ermination best variety for soiling or
Yield of grain. Sow one bushel Rye
and 20 pounds Winter Vetch to acre for
cover crop equal to coat of stable ma
nure. George r. Pedrick & Son, Ped
rickfown. n. i. 9-5-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

LOST-Brown velvet bag, Saturday
evening, near corner of Broad and Main
SITS. $500 reward for return to z. Y. A,
Record Office. S-29-3t*
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Five-Passenger Buick
car With jitney license. Apply smell
Road Garage. 9-5-lt*
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

LOST-Lady's German Silver Mesh
Purse: lady's name and small amount
of bills inside, between Penns Grove
and Deep Water, on trolley track, Fri
Gay night. Liberal reward. A. J. Ber-
tolett, No. s Deep Water Village.
S-2q-2t&
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-A baby coach, good as
Grove, S-29-2t
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

o SALE-A big Imperial Touring
Car, in good running order, for $500.
Apply at SO T ST, Carney's PIT. 8-29-3t*
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LOST-On Friday night last near
French's Hotel or in the grove, pair Of
Nose Glasses, shell frames. Reward II
returned. Address w, Record office.
9-5-1t
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR RENT-3-Room Bungalow, 101
Harmony Street n Franklin Street.
Mrs. Hurff. 6-22-3t*
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FOR SALE~Farnls at Bargain Prices.
Emma H. SpaSISS, ExecutriX. Pedrick-
town. n. J.. 8-15tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Hack that has been used
to convey children to school; good con-
1irior. Apply to VIM. p. Van Leer,
about IL miles from Wright's school
house on the Sharptown la S-29-2t*
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HAVE YOUR WOOD HAULED from
the Plant. Leave orders at 21S5 Ave-
nue. E. 9-o-It
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WANTED
Real Estate Fer Sale OF Rent

FOR sAI.E--auilding IetA on North
sroad Street. Penns Grove\ Harry
:. Barber. 8-1Q~tf.
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WANTED-A >refned6 woman as
mothers helper Ok honsekeeper; Sat
to Mrs. Robt. Osbopn,N75 Church Boule-
ward, near Episcopal Church. S-29-2t
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Thorough bred Boston
Bull Terriers, also puppies. Price rea-
sonable. F. A. Marsh, "a w. Maple
Ave, Pens Grnove. S-29-2t*
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FIRE WOOD FOR SALE-Cut in
stove lengths. Penns Grove Planning
Mill. Phone $50. + 8-22-tf.
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TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED-
Shaler wrapped tread method. Guar
anteed. c.. L. Whitsell, 81 Walnut ST..
Penns Grove. 8-22-4t*
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WANTED-To buy milk of farmers.
a. &Iilos, 101 Willis Street. 8-22-3tS
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05
John Gordon Sullivan
Candidate For
Mayor of Penns Grove

| champion a progressive Penns
Grove, and promise, if elected, to CO.
operate with the best interests of the
Borough that a great manufacturing
centre may be built up.
5-22-5t Paid for by j. G. Sullivan
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Franklin Truck, one ton,
IN good order. Price $500. Apply East
End Garage. East Main st. $685.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Milk Route. Good Horse,
Wagon, Harness, Big Ice Box, 5-Roon
House, Stable, etc. All for 5000, one
half cash. Good route, good bargain.
Apply at Grocery Store, SIS Walnue St.,
Penns Grove. 8-22-3t*
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Pe&hes, all varieties.
Emma H. Sparks dricktown, N. j.
S-15-tf.
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Cent "a Word Column
FOR sALE-Pe&hes, all varieties
Emma H spafkS/p%dri'k'SSyI1G5:- tf. >
FoR sALE-Milk Route, Good Horse.
Wagon, Harness.. Big Ice Box, 5-Roon
House, Stable, etc. All for 5000, one
half cash. Good route, good bargain.
Apply at Grocery Store. SIS Walnue St.,
Penfis Grove. 8-22-3t"
wANTED-To buy milk of farmers
A.. Milos, 101 Willis Street. S-22-3t'
TIRES AND TUBES vULcANIzED-.
Shaler wrapped tread method. Guar
anteed. C. L. Whitsell, 81 Walnut ST..
Penrs Grove. 8-22-4t*
FIRE WOOD FoR sALE-cut in
stove lengths; Penns Grove Planning
FOR SALE-Franklin Truck, one ton,
n good order. Price $500. Apply East
End Garage. East Main st. $685.
FOR sALE-Thorough bred Boston
Bull Terriers, also puppies. Price rea-
Ave, Pens Grnove. S-29-2tf
FOR SALE-Hack that has been used
to convey children to school; good con-
'i,ion. Apply to VIM. P. Van Leer,
about IL miles from Wright's school
house on the Sharptown road. S-29-2t*
FOR SALE-A big Imperial Touring
Car, in good running order, for $500.
Apply at So f St, Carney's PIT. S-29-3t*
FOR SALE-A baby coach, good as
rev; Appfy$ Railroad Ave, Psans
LOST-Brown velvet bag, Saturday
evening, near corner of Broad and Main
SITS. $500 reward for return to =. Y. A,
Record Office. S-29-5t~
LOST-Lady's German Silver Mesh
Purse: lady's name and small amount
and Deep Water, on trolley track, Fri
Gay night. Liberal reward A. J. Ber-
tolett, No. s Deep Water Village.
S-29-2t%
wANTED-A Tefnedb woman as
mothers helper Ok h9asekeeper; Sat
to Mrs. Robt. osbopnSI5 Church Bo1ls--
ward, near Episcopal Church. S-29-2t
LOST-On Friday night last near
Nose Glasses, shell frames. Reward if
returned. Address w, Record office.
FOR sALB-seed Rye. Michigan
grown Rosen Rye upsprouted, of high
termination. best variety for soil1ng or
] NIelQ Ol SidlD. 81" pAit PASHAcA
and 20 pounds Winter Vetch to acre for
cover crop equal to coat of stable ma
nure. George r. Pedrick q Son, Ped
ricktown, N. j. 9-5-tf
FOR SALE-Five-Passenger Buick
car With jitney license. Apply smell
Road Garage. 9-5-lt*
HAVE YOUR WOOD HAULED from
the Plant. Leave orders at PISS Ave-
nue. E. 9-o-lt
NOTICE. will pay no bill contract
ed by my wife unless ordered by me.
George w. Allen, 1915 Thirtyofourth st.
FOR SALE-Touring Car in first-class
condition. Electric light and starter;
Will sell cheap. Apply IFS South broad
st. 9oA'
FOR SALE-Double bed and mattress
in excellent condition, for lack of room.
Call evenings, 116 Fourth street, Car
neys Point. 9-o-ll
WANTED
BOARD AND ROOM in refined homes
New Britain herald., 1919-10-17
Mrs. Lillian C. UndCrWOON.

News of the death in Newton, Mass, of Mrs. Lillian Churchill Underwood has reached this city. Mrs. Underwood was a resident of New Britain for many years and an intimate friend of some of the older residents. She was the adOptCI daughter of the late William Church. i'll, who conducted a jewelry store or Main street which still bears his name and who owned extensive property rhere. Shortly before rem loving to Newton he disposed of the Central Block, which at that time was a part of his real estate holdings. Mrs. Underwood was 50 years of age and is survived by her husband and two children in Newton and a sister, Mrs. M. o. Baker, of this city. The funeral was held this afternoon upon the ar rival of the ? o'clock train and in terment was in FairvieW cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-17
CYTE ITEMS

DO not miss our 1c Sale now going on. ANelrod's Pharmacy, 236 Park St.-Advt
 Miss Helen Shcchan Of Bassett street was reported as very low this afternoon. Miss Shcehan has been ill for the past seven weeks.
 The condition of James Rocco, who is ill with pneumonia at the New Britain hospital, was reported as un- changed this afternoon.
 The remains of the smashed auto which figured in the fatal wreck at the Clayton railroad crossing two weeks ago, was brought 10 this city this morning and is on d siding near the depot
 A. C. Brunnclle of East Berlin re- ported to the police today that an au- tomobile tire had been stolen from his machine on Center street stcrday afternoon.
 F. r. Burns received d telegram from Mcrwin Jncubson, the Baltimore International league outticldcr, stating that he would arrive at his homo in this city next Monday evening and would be in attendance at the ban Quet and testimonial to William L. Kopf next Tuesday night at the IIlls club.
 Ralph Ashton has resigned as man. agcr at the MOhiran market and his successor is J. Sullivan.
 Bennett and Annie Nelson have transferred land and buildings on Stanley street 10 Thomas and Anna MCGrath.
 The museum at the New Britain Institute will be open Monday, OCtn- Der 20, from 3:30 to 5:30 and ' to 9 P. m.
 Augustus Thomas of New York, pIaywrighter, will be herC Tuesday evening at the Shuttle Meadow club under the auspices of the Women's club. Mir Thomas is personal friend of Winchell Smith of Farm ington, under whose courtesy he will come here. Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street has the affair in charge, which promises to be most successful This meeting is opened to the public and a large attendance is expected.
 Traffic Officer Charles Johnson and Fireman Edward Carlson of Engine Company No. ?, will leave tomorrow evening for SaYbrOOk, where they will spend the weekend fishing for baclltish.