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New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Admiral Page, in Page,
Will Try for Distance
Record With Flight From
St. Johns, N.F., to London
Raynham Out for Speed
Martinsyde Pilot Hopes to
Guido the l2O Miles per
Hour Made by His Rival
Nep York Tribune
SpeciCl Cable Serpfce

Copyright. 1919. New York Tribune 1nc)
ST. JOHNS, N. F.. June 22.-At-
tempts will be made this week to break
the two records set up by Captain Jack
Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whit.
ten Brown when they flew the Atlantic
in Vickers-Vimy plane.
The Handley Page machine will be
nrst to fly, and will strive to set up a
new worlds record for distance beyond
the present high mark of 1860 miles
achieved by the Vickers.
The unlucky Martinsyde will make a
lower the time made by Alcock between
Newfoundland and Ireland, when he
crossed in little more than sixteen
hours
For two days Admiral Kerr. skipper
OF the Handley Page biplane, has held
himself and his crew ready to take of
in the flight across the Atlantic, bu.
varying conditions Of the weather have
prevented. Fitful winds have made
the venture too uncertain. and the
1lers have been content to wait at
Harbor Grace for fair winds and clear
skies.
Four Men in Crew
Admiral Kerr's expedition will be the
largest yet attempted from this air.
port. The crew Of his gigantic ma
chine, with it's powerful engines, will
number four. No hope is held out for
beating the speed record set up~by AL
cock and Brown, when they crossed at
an average of 120 miles an hour. and
so the Handley Page will fly for dis
tance, aiming to make London in a
single jump, and thereby exceed the
mark set by Alcock
Admiral Kerr will make his getaway
before noon instead of late in the day
as did Hawker, Raynham and Alcock
His slower speed will necessitate the
forenoon start to reach Ireland the
following morning and land near Lon
don before the close Of another day.
The tiny Martinsyde plane with
which Captain Frederick Philip Rayn-
nam and his navigator, Major c. w. F.
Morgan, essayed to climb the skies
and cross the Atlantic In a race with
Harry Hawker five weeks ago to-day
has been rebuilt again after its col
lapse on that fateful day.
Plans to Start To-day
If Admiral Kerr doesn't start to-
morrow, IS is now contemplated. it is
possible that race will again develop
though the Martinsyde, with it's slim,
frame, feather weight and small crew
ought to wing away easily ahead of the
more stable but less highty Handley
Page.
The Martinsyde will, of course, fly
with different object in mind, which
will be to lower Alcock's time.
Raynham and his new navigator will
await the most ideal conditions, and
only the best of weather will lure the
ship into the air. Without the backing
OF advantageous winds it is doubtful
whether he could hope to break the
speed record set by Alcock.
The Handley Page and the Martin
syde planes are the only ones remain
ing here. The Alliance plane, to be
sent from London by the airplane man
utacturlng house Of that name, is
booked to follow.
Two other entries scheduled bv the
Boulton Paul company, of Norwich,
England, have been withdrawn, owing
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Clay Court Tournament
Attracts Large Entr,

CHICAGO, June 22.--The large nun
Der of entries which have been re-
ceived for the national clay court ten
mis- championships, to be held here the
week Of July IL to July 19, indicates
that the tournament will be the great
est since the clay court fixture was
launched nine years ego.
Among the frst entries were William
r. Tilden, I'd, OF Philadelphia, and Vim
cent S. Richards, OF Yonkcrs, N. Y.
1918 national lawn tennis doubles
champions. They will como to Chicago
after the annual East and West sec
tional team championships at Cincin-
nati, the week before the clay court
opens.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Air Mail Service
To Be Extended to
Omaha and St. Louis
Nesp York Tysbwns
WcShincton Rwreoss


Washington RSrsau
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Airplane
mail service to Omaha and ST. Louis,
thus shortening the business corre-
spondence distance" between the At
lantic and Pacific coasts by sixteen
to twenty-four hours, will be in oper-
alton by fall, judged from results OBJ
tanned on the Cleveland Chicago route.
Reports show that fifty-eight con-
secutive trips of 325 miles each have
been made between Chicago and Cleve-
land without delays, without forced
landings and without engine trouble
of any sort. These flights have been
made in weather which a short time
ago would have been regarded as pro-
hibitive. Each day, each way, the
ships" carried 400 punds of letter
mail. AS letters range from forty to
forty-fve to the pound, this means
that $4,000 were transported on each
trip.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Launching Is Postponed
New Ways Needed Before the
Seagirt Can Be Floated

CAMDEN. N. j., June 22.-Launehing
OF the 21,0O0-ton steamer Seagirt was
postponed again to-day, this time in
definitely. Engineers discovered the
piling under the ways had settled to
an extent that would make an attempt
to launch the ship dangerous. 1t Will
be necessary to drive new piiing and
erect new ways.
This is the first time in sixteen
years a ship has stuck ON the ways of
the New York Shipyards.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Bingghamton g Wins
Double Bill From
Newark Nine

Newark held third place by one
point margin over Binghamton yester-
day, but the Bingoes came back and
took doubleheader at Newark, to
4 and to 1, and regained their lost
position. Three errors and three hits
gave Binghamton five runs in the first
inning of the opening game.
In the second game Stryker allowed
only three hits and tripled, scoring
Newark's only run. but a pass, his own
error and Shannon's double gave the
visitors two runs.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Plate Glass Industry in
Japan EXPANDS RapidIy

The plateglass industry in Japan has
greatly expanded since the world war.
Before the war about $4,000 boxes of
glass were consumed annually, 420 900
boxes of which were imported from
Belgium and Germany; the remainder
being of home manufacture During
the past year 1000 boxes were manu-
factured in Japan, of which 600, 600
boxes we're consumed in Japan, and
the remaining 100000 boxes were ex-
ported. .
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
FIRST GAME
Total. 33 ls 27 1a o Totals 80 8 27 Is 3

'Batted for Lyons In ninth.
Binghamton s %
Two-base h!ts-McAlpin, Ellerbe, Miller
Three base hts-McLarry. Hartman.
Stolen bases-Miller. Sacrifice hes-El-
lerbe. Schultz. Left on bases-Ne wark s,
B!ns hamton 7. First base errors
Bing harlton 2. Base balls-On Rom
mel ?, off Lyons 2. OF Martin 3. Hits--OF
Konnnel. in innings; off Lyons, in S
innings. Struck out-By Rornmel 2. by
Lyons l. by Martin c. Wild pitches
Martin Winning pitcher-Martin. Losing
pitcher-koInuel
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
.Infersecfi0nuI Games End
W'th Point Cup in Dispute
Metropolitan Association Must Decide Whe.,,ou oup.,
-@ lists or 'lencoes Are Winners; Heavy Handicaps
Prevent Scratch Men From Capturing Anv Prizes
BY A.G. Cavaenaro

'N teams OF Paulst and Glencoe clubs fought to
1of TIE point honors I
sam o. e n'escnai Athletic League, were held at Ma
seD ON Inc Bronx Yesterday Each piled up total Of
hieen points, but as to who the
mater 10 De decided by the local Metropolitan Association
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Captain Cathergood
In an Airc0 plane
Wins Aerial Derby
Netr York Tribune
Enropenz1 RNredu

European Bureau
Copyright. 1919. New York Tribune Incl
LONDON, June 22.-The Victory
Aerial Derby, the greatest of the post
war events in aviation, in which many
of England's best known fiers com
peted, was flown yesterday. 1t was
won by Captain Gathergood in an Airco
plane equipped with Napier engines.
There were fourteen starters. Cap
tain Gathergood covered the 1870 mile
course around London in one hour at
minutes and AZ seconds, or at the rate
Of 1896 miles an hour
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23

international League

GAMES TO-DAY
Binghamton at Newark
Toronto at Jersey City
Rochester at Baltimore (two)
Buffalo at Reading
yesterdays RESULTS
Binghamton, Z; Newark, 4.
Binghamton. 2; Newark, I.
Jersey City, Z; Toronto, S.
Toronto, Z; Jersey City, A.
Baltimore, 8; Rochester. 1.
Baltimore, II; Rochester. 7.
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. L. Pct. w. L. Pct.
R'more.. Al 16 719lBuffalo. "a 20 .453
Toronto "a % .607 Roch't'r "a 30 .444
Bingt'n Is 26 eOlReadi'g. 20 20 .40S
Newark. 27 30 .474lJ. City. 10 "a .358
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
American Association

St. Paul. 4 Mtnnea polls. /.
Columbus 4 Indianapolis, 0.
Columbus, q indianapolis, 0.
Toledo, s. Louisville. /.
Louisville, 4; Toledo, I.
Kansas City. 6; Milwaukee, Z
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
SECOND GAME
BLNGHANTON
Totala .3nl7 q 10 2

ssWarH s:sHsaI'"''". '.'. . : 3 9 S-Ii O.
base hit--Stryker, Sacrifice hit-Riley
Sacrifice i., .. ny-ailisr Double play-Miller
Bnghamton, L. First base on error
Bingnamton, I. Bases on balls--On Hig-
gins. z, OF s,ryker' 3 Struck out--By
Higgins. Losing pltcher--stryker
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23

'Apprsn11es allowance elxfmsA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03

rather unique plan for financing the
party has been arranged by the Jun,
iors with the management of the Lib.
erty Theatre. Special tickets have
been provided for the Monday after.
noon snd evening perform noes a,
this popular amusement place and
one half OF the entire receipts will
be given to tho Juniors to he used In
entertaining the Seniors. 5, when
a hustling young man or pretty high
school gi,i importuues yCu to buy a
ticket tn the Liberty. remember that
the class gets one AElf of the receipts
70 enable them to carry cut their
plans and gives them n chance TO
earn the necessary funds instead Of
each member being assessed a usid.
cradle sum.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03
my SOLDIER GIRL" \
MILITARY SPECTACLE

\ gorgeous musical spectacle, with
military atmosphere. entitled My
Soldier Girl" will be the attraction
ut the Houston Opera House. two
nights, starting tomorrow night and
Monday night. Not only does this
great success offer u tuneful score,
but the story Is up-to-the- minute dia-
olgue and holds the interest through
out the three acts--Gnusual in most
musical shows.
The story tells OF Dixie Harrison, u
ward OF Colonel Stone. an inventor of
flying machines who lives In Miami.
Florida Dixie is playing the SOU
bret role In a big musical spectacle
that is about to open on the New
York Roof Garden, but after two
weeks OF rehearsals. owing TO the
war in Europe. the play Is forced to
disorganize. as several OF the lead
ing men are called to the colors. Dur
ing the rehearsals, a love affair has
developed between Dixie and her
dancing partner. Col. Stone learns
OF the company about to disorganize
and comes to take Dixie home. Dixie
suggests the girls offer their services
to Uncle Sam In the aviation depart
ment--they are accepted--and In the
second act we find nearly the entire
company at Col. Stones home at Mi
ami, preparing grand entertainment
oroffIcers from Washington. Much
to their surprise, the instructors
prove IL be Tom Lawson and Teddy
Carter, former members OF the must
cal show. who have attained commits
sions as ayiators and are assigned the
Flodira post. The act closes with Il
novel military drlll--the girls are
dressed in snappy aviation costumes
an aerial flight takes place rs the
curtain descends on this Interesting
entertainment The last act Is "A
tableaux "simewkere In France, ---
ubNfi CtFIAiN tlAfhA pA ~ ht1plhAf bfRt-
tlefleld. dissolying into the Goddess
OF Liberty and closing this impressive
scene with "The Star SpanGlch Ban
ner" An excellent cast, including
Billy Moore. Mae Marvin. james la
ber. Charles George and many Others.
also including wonderfully clever
[ chorus. present this novel play. Some
OF the song hits are MY Soldier
Girl" Hello. Everybody" "Jasper's
Ragtime Band" Take NE Home
I Home With You" Just for YOU
"A Long, Long, Time" Sugar
! Baby" and "Id Feel at Home II
They'd Let Me Join the Army" Seats
now selling at the Opera House.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03
FISH AND GAME
BODY ACCUSED
SERIOUS CHARGES ARE MADE
AGAINST CERTAIN MEMBERS
WARDEN INVOLVED

PORTLAND, May S-Tho attor
news g.r Chrrles DIN. Finn fisher
man have filed complaint IN tho
Federal cuUrt. alleging th9t several
members Of the State Fish and Game
Commission have conspired and pro.
cured legislation from the last iosis.
lature. confiscating valuable fishing
rfgi Is ON the Columbia River belong
ing to oliu, In order that kttEmtllor
might appr- PIRATE them.
G'me Warden Shoemaker and Su.
pcrinteudcnt OF Hatchcries CLnnton
are also alleged TO be in the conspir'
acy.
The legislation prohibited the issu-
ance OF u set net" license To- persons
not citizens of the United States,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03
JUNIOR CLASS
TOENTERTA|N
THE SENIORS
= III S@'hS'S

on May 10th the Junior Glass OF
the Klam5tH County High school will
entertain the graduating cl ss At n
big picnic and camp fire party on
Upper Klamath Lake. A barge has
been chartered and arrangements
made with one of the big boats to
tow the barge to the Skillet Handle,
where the party will proceed to sn.
iov themselves as upper C,assmep
and girls are so capable OF doing \
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03
COUNTY AGENT TO
BUILD NEW HOME

Architect IL A, ropgo has awarded
10 H. T.. Wattcnburg the contract for
the erection or mtdcrn hung ilow
for T.. II Thomas, County Agticultur'
al Agent, The home Is to be erected
on the property recently purchased
by Mr.. Thomas at Altamont.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03
NOTICE

The regular meeting OF tho Wom'
ans Relief Corps on Monday cvcnin.
win be- postponed on account OF the
visit OF CHILLY" sunday on that
date The next regular meeting viii
he held on MAY 10Th,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03
DANDY M ACRE Tu,,r

Wa offer Tor quick u,o N
irr'satrd land only & mt,S'o . Of
klamath Falls on good c"m, ,,,s iron
,,s partly In alfalfa, has d"on, d, road
loan soil. gentle elopc ma may sandy
hhli mile from school Nnn 70 only
owner VIII sacrifice tor tGono aehl
cash, II viii b" Il pleasure 'vu' w nat
YOU this farm. WV 'o shos
'h'l'orE y SMITH
dHA Main Street
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03

FOR SALE--SS Acres; irrigated
ranch; close to school; incest place
in Malin district. Antoine krupka,
Malin. ore S-6t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03

Vans phone number is the
same as always-29S-W. ="
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03

A II - M e Institution.
Every Stockhoitirr a
Resident III Klamath
County,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-03

SAFETY DE i'OSIJ
HOMES $50 AND
SSOD \ YEAR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-19
lnfornacion de Yauco

en- Yauco, y eligio, (para ponerlos
como delegados la Asalnb1ea
municipal por la minorfa), a los
seiiorcs: Lcdo. Carlos del Toro
Fernandez y Domingo Vivaldi
Pacheco. Esta designation, ell
cuanto al senor del Toro Fernan
dez, fue rudamente combatida
por los republicanos que trataron
de inmiscuirse, sin ning1E reca-
to polftico, Ell las decisiOnes de
la direction Official de la Union
de Puerto Rico, zen esta ciudad,
Y a ese acto inconsulto, hijo de
la mas penosa obcecaci0n, respon
Idio La junta local unionista con
Ielevada dignidad, endosando el
nombre del Lcdo. con ell APPLAUSE
|y apoyo de todo el partido.
Era la unica conducta compa-
tible con las circunstancias.
Una minorfa a gusto del Comi-
te local republicano y sus secua,
ces, habria sido una minoria flo.
la, d1ctil, de mediOcPes suscepti-
bles al manejo por la imposition
o la sagacidad. Pero nosotros
necesitabamos y querlamos una
Iminoria de opinion, de fuerza, dc
hombres conscientes, (no de tes.
taferros), libres por ell caracter
(nO esclavizados, cohibidos POI
el favor personally /; fogueados ell
las luchas pollticas, dotados de
integridad Y nergfas, sin abuse
de afabilidad sin caquezas; que
levanten la moral administrative
en- eclipse y prestlgien al PartidO
En- esos hombres pensamos.
Y he ahf, pOrque va al Gobier-
no la designation del Lcdo. del
Toro Fernandez y Domingo vi
valdi -Pacheco, recomendados POI
la Union de Puerto Rico V, (pol
que no decirlo?) por la oposi!
ci6n del partido republican,, que
es tambien una recommendation
muy elocuente: la mejor.
TcGtrO YducO.-
Sabado 20: dos tandas Et Guai
te Rojo, Z y s episodios y una CO
mica. Domingo 81: dos tandas
MNridos Cclosos, en- 5 actos Y el
episodio IA de EJ Pacto de Tres.
BEJUCO.
Yauco, Il, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-19


El q. necesite dinero " pudie-
IA conseguirlo. con tln prestamo
Iagricola. sc We obligado a dife-
rir su necesidad o incurrir en- ma
yores expensas.
LEI que tambien necesite ell
asegultamiento de una sentencia
mediante un embargo preventive.
habra de renunciar al beneficio
de la ley, mientras los mala-pa-
ga encuentran un camino alberto
para burlar a sus acreedores.
Ell que Sc halle bajo ell peso
de una denuncia, no obtendra el
ljuicio rapido que lie concede nues-
ira ley fundamental, en- su decla-
raci6n de derechos individuales
| Vamos ! Delicias administrati.
/ vas!
;Viyimos en- el mejor de los
mundos!
Un puesto en- disputa.-
Sigue siendo refiido ell nombra
miento de Comisionado de Servi-
clio Pdblieo, por los republicanOs
Roig empuja su candidate, el
que necesita, ell que lie convene
como hechura suya,. al fin. Y ape
la todos sus esfuerzos para i'm
ponerlo.
No hay que jabIa.
A carrera larga, ell triunfo es su
yo.
Roig es irresistible para la gen.
! te con que tiene que yerselas, Y
tanto, que no Sc oculta para de-
cirlo, "urbi ct orbi''.
Con eses elementOs, QUERER
Roig es PODER, equivale la
cristianizaci0n de SUI voluntad en-
seguida.
El es un capataz, polftico, suges
two ydominante, entire los suyOs
Y no pueden opOnerseles los
hombres de POGO esplritu, sin vo-
Iluntad, o de pOcos sesos, qu:eresC
decir, sin entendederas.
Es tai para cuales.
Y, como dijimos dias pasados,
podra murmurarse, grunirse a
sus espaldas; pero a la voz de dhi
!ricae Roig... todo cl mundo bo-
ca abajo.
Asi, boca abajo.
Wia0giG naioRistd.
La noche del lunes illtimo, sc
Ireunio ia junta local unionista
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-19

Il j
Seaora Colberg de Rodrignes.
Ha regresado a Ponce, despues
de pasar algunos dfas en- Yauco,
junto a su seiiora madre, la res
petable matrono dOfia Esther
Cabrera, viuda de Colberg, la jo-
ven y bella esposa del Lido. don
Miguel Rodriguez, doiia Resael
Colberg..
Alfonso q Piris.-
FL sabado estuvo de vista en-
,esta ciudad ell ilustrado :;oven
'ponceno don Rafael Alfonso v
Piris. Pas6 para MayagIez ell
Iyiaje de recreo.
"A an mes de cGrcel.-
Una de las Gltimas sentCncias
del juez Cancel, impuso un mes
de carcel a Pablo Drama por cier
to delitO relacionado con Ia ocu-
Ipacion de un alcohol, que lie hizo
la polcla.
Drama apel0 de la sentencia Y,
mediante fianza, Sc halla Ell Ii
Ibertad provisional.
"Desjuesados"
En- Yauco, estamos de nuevO
sin juez.
Nos nombra ell Gobernador
.unos jueces relampagos.
Colon, nos dur0 10 que dura un
sueilo; pas6 de aqu1 a la Secre-
taria de la Corte de Distrito por
merecido ascenso.
Santos, apenas calento la pol
trona de la Corte, fue iguahnente
ascendido a beneficio de los ca
pitaleiios.
Cancel, fue un fuego fat,lo; 81
gui0 camino para GALES, donde
como abogado Sc abrira paso a su
inteligencia y su integridad de ca
racter.
Solo nos duran algo los eiemen-
tos fracasados, que embarazan la
justicia, quebrantan la confianza
de los tribunales y representan la
peor calamidad cue puede caer
s0bre Im pueblo.
De manera que aquf, hoy:
Ell que desee casarse por 10
civil, tiene que aplazarlo. acaso
para otra existencia, 81 Sc trata
de matrimonio IN drticu1o mortis,
con ell consiguiente perjuicio, en-
case de amancebamiento coil pro-
le.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-19
MOVIMIENTO MARTINI o.

+ Vapor espanol Manuel Calvo.
Sc aguarda hacia ell 27 del CO.
rriente procedente del Centre
America en- viaje para Espaila.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
Vapor espaflol Antonio Lopez.
Recalara procedente de la Pc
ninsula espanola del % al 20 del
que cursa.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
Vapor americana Brazos. Sal
dra de New York para esta ell
20 del actual.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S.
Co.
Vapor americana San Juan.
Saldra para New York ell "a del
corriente.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S.
Go.
Vapor americana Marina. Sal
dra ell 21 del corriente para la
Rep1blica Dominicana.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-19

VapOres de Travesia.
Vapor americana Philadelphia.
Saldra mailana para New York.
Consigs., Villar & Co., Sucrs.
Vapor espaiiol Cadiz. Sc aguar
da de hoy a mailana procedente
de Barcelona.
Consigs., Sobrinos, de- Izquier-
do & Co.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-28
DRUM CORPS NOTICE.
T. A. B. Drum Corps Will Participate in Annual Convention at Niddletown.

The Y. M. T. A. & B. society drum corps will attend the annual conven- tion of the State Pliers and Drum mers' association, which is to be held at Middletown on Saturday. A re- hearsal of the corps will be held on Thursday evening and final prepara- tions will be made for the affair.
 The corps was awarded second prize last year an dis going to make a hard effort to bring home one of the cups on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-28
KAUFMAN BRINGS SUIT.
Brings action for S2OO for the Recov-
 cry of Auto Damages.

A suit for $200 has been brought by saac Kaufman, owner of the Ford express, against Roy Benson and John EVanoskas, the action arising from a collision the night of June 30 between two automobiles, owned by the plain- tiff and the defendants, at Elm Hill.
 Papers were served in the case by Constable George A. Stark, who at tached the defendants autom obile The case is returnable to the city court. Attorney Irving I Rachlin is counsel for the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-28
FACTORY LEAGUE RESULTS.

The Fafnir team defeated tha Stanley Works nine in a close gan1e at Walnut Hill Park Saturday aftei.4 noon, score 4 to 3. The Landers. Frary and Clark Universals had m easy time with the Stanley Rule and Level aggregation, winning to 4N The Russell and Erwin team was covered with whitewash by the New Britain Machine company nine, score to 0. s
New Britain herald., 1919-07-28

A Copenhazen dispatch on Sunday said Count Czernin's report had been published at Weimar, the seat of the German national assembly. The prin- cipal point of the report was the ne- cessity of opening peace negotiations, "before our enemies are aware of our expiring power"
 The report warned Emperor Charles of the deceptiveness of hopes founded on submarine warfare and emphasized what merica's entry into the struggle would mean.
 Count Czernin's report was made the subject of an attack on Matthias Erzberger in the German national as- sembly
New Britain herald., 1919-07-28
CHURCH LEAGUE RESULTS.

The results in the Church league af St, Mary's playgrounds Saturday aft ernoon were as follows: St. Johns F. St. Joseph's IA; Sacred Heart 6. St. Mary's. ?. In the Junior league. the Royals downed the Eagles, 10 fo 9. Thomas Donahue defeated IEd-s ward Glynn in the boys tennis tours nament at the playgrounds Saturday in two sets, 6-1 and 6-2
New Britain herald., 1919-07-28

tie in some months when he meets Patsy Cline in Philadelphia on August II. Cline gave the champion a hard tussle in their last bout in the Quaker City and the approaching contest should be interesting. No title is at stake, for the reason that both will enter the ring as welters.
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ACORNS DEFEAT LEADERS.

The Acorns of Kensington stopped the winning streak of the Rangers in the Hardware City league, Saturday afternoon, winning hard-fought game, to 3. Company M downed the Crescents, to f.