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Evening star., 1919-08-27

Second day of the Rockville fair.
Evening star., 1919-08-27
Wash. Dancing Academy

Prof. Cain, Americas foremost Dancing Mos
ter. ana Mrs. d. L. Holt can teach you II yea
can be taught. Teaching all the latest dances.
9feaTR&AS e School % or pAscfSo n; e:
NEW YORK AVE. (Near 18th ST..
Only up-to-date Dancing Academy south ee
You need not have appointment. Phone Ef.
Evening star., 1919-08-27

Moaern D-A-N-C-I-N-G TaaGht
Nfs. H L. Holt personally teaching an tAo
1Ssit.. Risss.:y SS Ssaeiss ssadio. isls S.x: s
Evening star., 1919-08-27

PROFESSIONAL Instructors in NEW IoAX
CITF'S latest dances. Quick method. Guar.
anteed. PROPS. WYNDHAM AND FRANK.
PROF. AND MRS. ACHER, STUDIO. 1l21
10th st. n.w.--Class Monday and Friday,
pm. Private lessons BY appointment. Phone
North 6786. Established 1900. 80
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30
Shave Cotton Seed

Senator Smith says there are pro-
duced in America something like l.
100000 bales of linters. This is 10 per
cent of the number of bales of cotton
produced. The Senator says that the
farmers should see to it that the gins
should be so adjusted that such a
percentage of the cotton should not
be left upon the seed. At the present
price for cotton this amount would
be something like S15O,000,OOO saved
to the farmers. The Senator declares
that this is matter not for legisla-
ton, but for the farmers themselves
to regulate.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30
TAX LAND SALE

By virtue of an execution to me
directed have levied upon and will
sell for Taxes on the first Monday in
November 1919, being the srd day
of the month, before the court house
door in Kingstree, S. c., the follow
ing described lands to wit:
Thirty-one acres of land in john
son Township belonging to the
estate of II. C. Clemmonts and bound
ed as follows: on the North by lands
of julius Fillmore; on the East by
lanGs of w. C. Hemingway; on the
South by lands of Wilson D. DuRant;
on the West by land of w. c. Hem
ingway.
Also y acres of land and lot in
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30

Johnson Township belonging to JEFF.
D. Haselden and bounded as follows:
on the North by lands Of Slim; on
the. East by lands of Perry; on the
South and West by the Georgetown
road.
Also 3 lots in Johnsonville, S. c.,
belonging to F. L. Powell and bound
ed as follows: on the North, West
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30

and East by lands of Sarah L Eaddy;
South by 16 foot alley.
Also $4,000 feet of lumber in Laws
Township belonging to ]. H. Mont
gomery Timber Cutting Co.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
GEORGE j. GRAHAM,
Sheriff Williamsburg County.
10-16-3t.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30

666 has more limitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the the market, but no one
wants limitations. They are dan
gerous things in the medicine
line.-Adv.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30
Virginia Tobacco Selling High

Sales of leaf tobacco on the Dan
vile, Va, bright market last week
aggregated 2,536,35O pounds, at an
average of 541a cents pound, the
highest price paid being S1.15 per
pound.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30

OF the 800 0Oo, 900 in money and
supplies, contributed to the American
ASd Gross during the twenty months
D. war council was in existence,
e1oS, ,000, 900 was alleted to national
headquarters, while s1S7. 600, 900 went
to the chapters. to finance their &C
tfvities. Expenditures In the twenty
Donths totalled $21S, 100000. divided
%. follows: BY national headquarters
in France, $57, 900, 900; elsewhere over
ssas, Se4, ,000, 900; in the United States.
StS, ,OO0, 600; by chapters in the United
states, $4,000, 900; cost Of chapter
produced articles distributed N
France, $4,000, 900. elsewhere over
seas, $1,000, 900; In the United States,
$4,000. 900, making total expenditures
In France. $4,000, 900, elsewhere over
seas, $4,000, 600; In the United States,
Sis, ,o00, COO
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30

Boys and Girls, / have some news
For happy days wear Red Goose
Shoes.
KINGSTREE DRY GOODS co.
The County Record Is S1.50 a
wear in advance.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30
War Council Tells How millions
Contributed BY Public We're
Used For Relief.
. BIG TASK IS DESCRIBED
ba Twenty Months $1s4 ,ooo, 900 Was
spsnt Overseas and s11s,ooo,oo
In the United States.

Washington. Especial .)-Through q
complete report of the work OF the
American Red Cross In the war By
Chairman Henry P. Dawson, on be-
half Of the war council, the organiza-
! ton on the eve Of its annual enroll
nert Of members during the Third
Red Cross Roll Call, November 2 to
IL, has rendered an accounting Of the
many millions given 1t by the Ameri-
: can people to help our fighting men
and our arlies. The statement is, in
part, an follows: -
! The war council Of the American
Red Cross is now prepared to make q
complete accounting to the American
people of money contributed and ex-
pended, ar well as the work done by
the American Bed Cross during the
period in which the war council was
In control Of Its afrairA The war
council was appointed May 10, 1919,
and went out Of existence February
Is 1919.
-It was the practice of the war
council to give complete publicity to
It's policies and finances. but It q only
bsw that picture Of the war period
q q whole can be presented. 1t u
ths feeling OF he war council that
report In this summarized form should
be made directly to tho public which
provided the money and gave the sf-
fort which made the American Red
Cross success.
"A statement Of the American Red
OSoss effort and finances since the
var council relinQuished its control
WI be made to the public through
tie executive committee, and 1t L. I'M
portant therefore, that the fact that
this report covers the period only until
March /, should be carefully noted"
Following are certain round figures
covering American Red Cross partici-
patton in ehe war, a. revealed by the
var councils report:
aonaa OutstAndlao Eiounoa
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-10-30

Mr.. Wearn, representative of the
Globe Tailoring Co., will be at our
store on November 5th and 9Th.
PEOPLES MERCANTILE co.
Subscribe for The Record.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Sa,p Yalmetto
Scr!
Nplet paa Den iDoliae attlan.
tcrbapsfpt fra Somtb Garo:
lima til iDoli9c Vlorioa.

apotbs.srbo9en for be Noreueoe Gtdter
al Ansrita b~sitriuer oisie SSr iom nut.iae
/ Sebanolins al tpiiiits Cuoer. 8lrreta
tarrb, Satarrb / Hprsrne o. GRADED al
GlGreu. Qe Uirtsr Ueo al ~iornilloite BEN
tatGrrbaIlte getpnosIie / Rprsrne5. gles
rsus OF be urinprs Sreansrs Slimbiuoer.
q retter pda oep sell, Der beuirtsr Rbeus
matisme. ben hos Glors WRno oitr lore
iommeuee Sorlisrrelie al elereballens
alrtlsr o9 oen oegai i~elesuoe imerteiuloe
os bpppise Sraua I'll at Inoe Suno. Seo
.liuiif og professional Griarin9 sr be be-
pin at pore et AZ Hoiuysus icgee Rioler /
Sebaneltng a. oIsie Sueoomae. og meaeu
uuoneeiig Smsyie, 9Isuoisbso % uoSiit
tHnee unsaaass peo oerss bstlmeliGe Srng.
Ter brpgses al S9rsne en- Sbe, Der erlttes
bpppia 'ammeu meo meget Sdno, Ga man
bar sriaret. a. be men plouueerlige belbres
osuee 6eluliGtsr er SsiGen. y0aerne ltea
Bros. bar en- ieirteu Suliuo aeres stand
peo Sate Geoyee OF u. SoAu's Riusr,
Sloriod, Der De bar ipsclGllisget / EursNtna
al oIsie SGr. iom Be leuoer III ole Sele al
De Soreneoe Stater. Nterieo Oh @Guaod.
S9rene lGlseS pr. kuuo, elsr reeuesrtt /
i~lposuos ertratt. NOT I'll az pare ! omtreut
10 MaGnsoer. for $500. (orto betdlt. Gns
hper lnteresieret fan itrips Ill 3tsa Bros. 4
So. Mesni3ht Slos., M~inneapo!iS. Dtin'
%nslota. elder sate Georges Sarm. Crescent
eltp, 6lortea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Worses Waabcn.

TorgcS Tdaben, oen gplone 2spe
/ root Selt, er ct al DC Gloite /
europa, OF iom oct pleier at bore
/ iaaoanme SiliGloer er Oct uanitelig
at paooiie, boorleoes BET er opltaaet.
Snorre iortpler, at MagnuS @oriot.
t093-1103, boooe Ell gploen Sspe
brooert pno lin reoe Sreic. Mien M
lepeoe Wngnus @nriot fsr Den Sio
oa Eoabenmerfer fom / grltg Tom
~Iaooaunc, bpilfet nemlig isrit bGnote
| 2ebet al oet 12te Inrbltnoreoe.
Raar oct mi meo Siffcrbeo oioes, at
Suerrc hapoe 2spcn iom lit Rerfe.
fun 8dlqct al Sen fanife iorflares al.
at oen 5ortGling Snorre bar ON
MagnuS 9ariot, paa Sperres Sio -
ban bar 10 oelui5 ianttioig meo
Suorre - bar alminbelig untnget
for rigtia. Den ira SoerreS Sio al
bar 2spen DC norife aongerS Saaben.
merle % isrtcS baaoe al Saafon Den
gaule. al bans Conner og al Sron.
frpocren Sfule @ooroisn. Sort
ltnocr Crit Wugruusisn letter 12S0)
timber man S9peu uoitpret meo
OIoo5bilen. 5 i'm muGrcnoe 5orm
er Rorges Tooben mart $50 Iar
gommelt. tages bare Senipn iii set
btituriif lifre, or 9soen ontfring 720.
Mar gnmmel iom De norlfe Gongers
Werfe, og beuboloer man Jig til
Snorre, ligger oen5 Cprinoelie ON
firing $40 glar tilbage / Sioen.
Ut Sspen blep oalgt ifplotes oiitrot|
oen CmitPnoigbeo. at Den ouer belle
Ieroen giploer for Snreues 9ouge.|
Nan tGnfte life n~ogeriteos / Guropa|
paa on Gpret / 9uabenmertet par|
"biemlig" eler life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Smofrrmfmim8cr opb9Ues.

@ar Sraoe 9oaro meooeler al
ollie apanta SnoifrGnfninger mel
Senipn I'll ltoisriel al Tarer til Tor.
&c, Sperige, Sunmart % Soqanb.
meb l(notagelle al i9roigIopei
&rigsmateriel, er beiluttet opbppet
s Suerensitentmelie bermeo bill @ar
Grade gooro MI mootage Inis9nin.
ger ON Siccnie Tor lloisriel al Tarer
til n9pnte Sanoe / nbegrpniet apan.
ia naar peofommenbe 2an6s SIM.
portcertiiifnt- Hlimer meoisIaer Gin,
isgningen. Observation-Disclosures, Ser
uoiteoes bereiter, or fiilbt g~i9loenoe
inotil De beorores opbRpet.
Observation-Disclosures meo Sen.
inn iii aoanta. Snbifr9nfnineer i'm.
bes i @or 5raoe @oaro @ulina no
observation-disclosures og andre Ntpn.
oi9beoer / Noree, Sperige, Sanmori
% Soaano err blef unberrettet ON
geilutningen, ioa of oisie oil mi no.
itebe Smportcertififater uoen Sen.
ipntagen I'll Hationerinesliiter eler
andre Observation-Disclosures. Il.
lloisriel meo llnotaseIie al iGroigIa.
pet arissmateriel fan oerior ira M
al foretages i SperensltemmeIIe mel
De TesIer, Der er faitiat / @ar 5raoG
Soaro Rulins 649 o. 672.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
ADMIRAL ManteIpieccS 6jcit

SEQ Sen amerifanffe General
Gins iioitc 9cIsg / 2oroou bleo Ser
til bans 9Gre Git en- 8anfet / gtau-
lion SoliIe. buor man iom man fltnoe
peute iiq, uotalte lig meget lmigren.
oe ON Sem brittle Woriues Srgani-
Iation.
Mer ban logoe iii, at ogIoo paa
bette Smraaoe bauoe Griqen giort
llHoerperfer; for tioligere bauoa
man meo rette trlrnet fonlta1
tere et oi5 9isegploigbeo % Slap
beo, iprIig inogt Oiiicer$torpIeneI
iont en- heIoigpis mn ioriuuroet bp1
r~aafratiif ganD.
Som 8eui3 berpon miloet BAN
ON en- @egiuenbeo. iom for nogel|
Slar iioen baooe iiu0et Steo iuoei|
ocr brittle Narine. en- MarineI
inIpestsr par bIit ieubt iii Sitaiiei}
og trai / Sougfong en- gantnlel enI
gelit Sfipper, Iom paatagelig it'd
bapoe uogen Sienitgisring. boeSe
lit eget foielige SliS / en- Sorituo ID
par pSerit pel fornaiet mco Sipet.
~Spao beitiacr De ber", iprrsti
Suioeftsreu.
Manoen ioarebe:
Seq Dor ! Sauo Tor at paste aoI
miral Sir Niuntel9ieces Gieit."
"gien gomiroIcn osoe 10 FOR y
&ar iioeu."
"Sa", iuareoe Ben 8amle. = ~oj
@ieita or ogiaa 900; men ieg ba
cnonl fife mootasct noget np Sr
Ma"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
SbDrtburn Haeen / Mmerifa.

Sngen anben &ace SornfpGg bar
Ell Zig bio llobrebelie / Soreneoe
Stater iom Sbortborn &acert. Ser
finoes SporGttere al regiitreret
Sbortborn &p9g / boerenelte Stat /
llnionen paa &booe Sslano nGr. s
SiItrict Of Columbia er Der fem. &c.
fretPren for "Imerican Sbortborlt
Breeders Isiociation" bar roarbei.
oct en- 2ilte ODER Dem, ipm oporrtter
S6ortborrs Der / Inlerifa % regel-
mGsiiet belpenoe Jig til asiociatio.
men for at ioa fine Spr regiitrcrcoe.
Ser finoeS libcn Sptl mango iterre
% minbre 9sIinger al Sborthorns,
iom life er blet rcgiitrereoe. gierne
bar iimpeltben unolaot at benpenoe
fig til nGpnte screenings aontor for
at faa regiitreret fine Sbortborns.
9isie Mer1b og beres gslin9er bleu
life taeet n,eo, oa SefretGren uoiGr-
bigeoe lin elite.
Nacens pibitrafte ltbbrebelie fan
life anoet END prffe Srlteresie. ut
Der / npiten aae llnionenS Stnter
finbes &pegoporGttere og Sarmere,
fom eier ltsrre % minbre Sslinger
af reeiitrereoe S%bortborns, bier 10
tpbelig nof, at Hacens Hp bar naaet
ler6eles langt Der / 2anbet ogiaa.
Sfslee nPpnte 2iite finbes MI Der
| Soreneoe Stater 33,147 T%erIpner,
fom o%pbrptter reeiitrerebe Sbort-
horns. NntaIet al bisie SpbrGttere
bar iteget So Yrocent, iiben Den for
rige 2iite for fire @ar iiben blep no
arbeibet og offentliesiort. Som go.
1 paa 2iiten fommer Soma meo 81
$40 SpbrPttere og Giere al reeiitre-
rebe S~bortborns. Sainois er go. ?
meb 2,945. Ger Stoter bar bper
oper 1000 Spbrettere og Giere al
regiitrerebe Sbortborns: Soma, 81.
Iinois, Minneiota, @ebraifa, Mis-
fouri % &mlas / ben Srben Der
nepnt. Oklahoma fomner Iiot I'M
Der 1000 Wterfet % bringer INITIAL
let for De ipp Stoter tilianlmen op
til ganife nGr 10000.
Get er interesiant at lGgge Wer-
fe til, at oe to Iafotoer tilianrren
sger Inta1et al De Yerioner, Der op.
br9tter regiitrerebe Sbortborns,
meo 1882 Spbrpttere. 81 Sp0ita-
ter tiIiamnen tilieier 2iiten 1916
9tanne, mems ct balpt Siliin Stoter
Bottom alippebiereene fortietter 81
items Naunreffe meo tillammen f..
SIS Hapne. Oct er inbenfcr Waiss
belief, natlirIigpis, at Sborthorns
bar De fleIte og De mPgtislte Selnn-
berc, ioet oper $4,000 SporGttere
og giere al resiitrereoe SbortbornS
bar fit Stem og tit &irfefelt / oct
Str6g AT 2anoet.
Mntallet Of regiitrereoe Short
DornS CT IRE 1lGottt paa ontfalte VI
ite. Sap os for Moroifplo tGnfe oS,
at oisIe 33,147 Spor9tteres @elins
ger baube Ell eiennemInitlig Stsr-
relic al 90 Stpffer. Somme err nliil-
Ore, men mango baaoe 5 % 10 @an-
&c iterre emo bet. Saa hi falber BET
/. 20. Otter oct ifuloe Der ber / Cant
bet bore 662,94O regiitrereoe Short
horns. @i funoe fanife fsie 10000
til bet nGpnte Sal, "a Der rinteligpis
er fler enb BET al S%bortborns, iom
life er blet reqiItrereoe. Sette Sper-
flag bier, at S%bortborn Eacen / gn.
tai opergaar enbper al De andre re-
9iitrerebe &acer; men naar ben it'll
les lige oper for 2anoets belle Sorn.
fp9gbelGtning, piier oct Jig itrar, at
&acen bar bare Iaapiot giort en- goo
@egpnoelie Der / slmerifa.
Suit angaaenoe bette 9unft ON at
eee Mntallet al Sbortborns %
S%bortborn gelinger iaa meeet og
burtigt, iom BET meo nogenlllnoe Get
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16

~iIitttct ireniat Tropoiition ON LOB.
iritet SINNERS Trbeiosaoe ira lite
Sanuar 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-16
Nnore Ieo0eIelicr.

Too 8run6 al RisiorneieIie meS
Observation-Disclosures SorboIo til
Observation-Disclosures opiaaoe
8eneralbirefter 8latou og A andre
Serrer al Sernbaneitpret fine gIaoie
/ @espnoelien al Rarts. Men He.
gieringen buggeoe raift Gnloen oper
peo at uonGpne forbeno9renoe Sor.
Iparsminiiter 6oltioot til General.
oireftsr og looe unoerorbneoe Sern.
baneiunftionGrer rpffe op / De lebige
Elabie.
Staten bar fisbt @imle. aomplerei
beo 3rogner airfe / ariItimnia Tor
$4,000 Ser. Get er Sanfen at mo.
rette @psningerne til peniionat ior
StortingsmRno.
Stortinset bar git &eeieringcl
5nlbmagt til al noe 10000 SIR. til ct
Tcpot for Roalo amunbien peb Gar
Columbia, Grants 2an6.
Ger er %ireniat en- Regieringspro,
petition ON iorbsiet 8orto paa Il
Gre for aIminoelise 9repe % 7 GrC
Tor grepfort. Sesuoen er oct fore.
lanet, at Slaoportoen ifal sges
8aar oct igiennem ! Stortinset. pil
Oct inbbriuge Statsfasien 8 Wia. SIR
Stntsminiiteren % lloenrissminiite.
rem err imob 5orbsielien.
8eprrientanterne Gaitberg oe
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18
The Latest smashup at Jewett City

(This article was written especially for The Bulletin by fan present at the Ashland St. Mary's game who played on the Dartmouth college team for three. seasons and coached the var sity nine for two seasons.)
 We have read in the papers about two smashups, of Jewett City boys but the third and most fatal of them all occurred at Ashland park, Sunday, when the St. Mary's championship team ran into the Ashland big league auto and smashed them all to pieces by the score of to 1. The St. Mary s team were going at a pretty good speed because they knocked the Ash land wagons spot light (Fredie Reig- er) all to pieces, or eleven hits, and the tail light (Chase) wouldn't shine, the two mudguards (Brickley and Murray) were badly bent, the mach
 inery Neclaire and Raney) skipped and baked quite a little, the top, | (Oakes, Benjamin, Maynard and Her bert) was completely ripped to pieces So you can see for yourself that about all that is left to the Ashland big lea que auto is the steering wheel and brakes (Manager Pace and his mum erous assistants) and they are pretty
 well shaken up.
 It took the little St. MaryS mach inc, driven by Hon. John Finn Bar
 nett to do the trick. The St. Mary's | battery, the famous Liberty boys
 surely did the work fine Not a mar stole a base on Wild Bill and hc
 caught the leaguers mapping on bases which resulted in two plays. Spikey
 pitched great ball, allowing four hits 1 These two seventeen year old lads art surely headed for the big leagues
 The infield, Red Melady, Faber, Bud l dy Jodoin and Whitney worked likt
 clock and got everything that came
 to them. The outfield, Jarvis Rail
 and Cyr shone like the sun and would
 make some league outfield look like
 a bunch of school kids
 1 would advise the owners of tht
 Ashland auto to be careful wher driving around corners and not to rur
 into things faster than themselves.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STOCKS SHOWED RECOVERY.

New York, June 11.-Stocks made vigorous recovery today from their acute depression of the previous ses sion, in numerous instances mount ing well over last weeks final prices. The rally resulted mainly from an un- expected relaxation of the rate for call money.
 soon fell to six on offerings of large sums from local and interior insti- tutions. The demand was nominal however in comparison with yester days urgent requirements.
 Sen dment among traders was more hopeful respecting the prograss of events at the peace conference. and shares of companies having Mexican interests reflected the better outlook in that quarter.
 Dealings centered very extensively in stocks which suffered greatest inn pairment in last weeks reaction, es pecially oils, motors and their rubber subsidiaries, American Woolen and some of the local fractions, and mis- cellaneous issues, including Inter borough Consolidated. preferred, Brooklyn Transit, Industrial Alcohol, International Paper and American Ice. Shippings also rallied briskly with cOpDeTS, IODacCOS ana Ledl0GTS, anu U. S. Steel made up all but the small est fraction of the preceding days 3 $ point decline while American Car, Bethlehem Steel. Harvester and Bald win Locomotive developed marked strength
 Rails failed to keep pace with the general list, until the last hour, the most active period of the day, when trans -continentals several of the grangers, the more popular coalers and so-called oil rails advanced one to three points. Sales amounted to 1, 400 900 shares.
 Remittances to London and Paris weakened slightly and further. exports of gold were reported, including a large consignment to South Ameri- ca.
 Bonds were firm in the main, despite some irregularity in Liberty issues and foreign war f1otations. Total sales i par value, aggregated $11.200,000. i Old U. s. bonds were unchanged or l call
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18
SPORTING NOTES.

While playing with the Newport. eleven, Tim Callahan. Yale's newly. elected captain, was selected as aIl-' American service center by Walter. Camp. Cal is a member of the cla Of 1920 Shelf. He prepared at Phillips Exeter
 Anyone who crashes the gate" at Toledo, Ohio, July 4, will have to be possessed of as much knowledge as is required in No Mans Land" Barbed wire, with points well sharpened, will separate the patrons of the various priced seats and it will be dangerous to the clothing of any who attempt to get $50 seat after passing through the $10 entrance. Which recalls the scene at Brighton Beach when Mike Gibbons and Packey Mcfarland boxed. Thousands who paid next to nothing to get into the arena, jumped oyer the low wall and raced into the. high pric- ed seats Those who paid to avoid just that inconvenience never did get seat and some did not even get into the arena. Tex Rickard has displayed wisdom for taking the precaution of avoiding the repitition of such an in cident
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18

Philadelphia, June 17.-Three mem bers of the Big Four in the women's tennis world-Mrs. George Wightman, Yongwood Cricket club. Boston; Miss Eleanor Goss, West Side Tennis club, New York. and Miss Marion Binder stein, ongwood-advanced to the third round of the play in the singles of the national lawn tennis champion ship tournament on the courts of the Molla Bjurstedt, the title holder, gain- ed a berth in this round by winning two matches yesterday.
 Mrs. Wightman won place in the third round by eliminating one of Philadelphia's best players. Miss Phyllis Walsh Miss Walsh made a determined effort to check the. tri- umphant march of the former national champion, but her outbursts of speed weia not equal to the occasion, and Hrs. Wightman won in straight sets, C.. co.
 Miss Goss. who is in the same brack- ct with Mrs. Wightman. also won her match with the loss of but four games Her opponent was Mrs. M. B. Huff of the New York Tennis club. Mrs. Huff ga1c Miss Goss some anxious moments in tie first round, but dropped the set G-2. Tn the second set Miss Goss play ed excellent tennis and romped away with the honors, 6-1.
 In the first set with Miss Florence Ballin of New York, Miss Zindersteir had things qiute her own way and won handily 6-1. The second set however ftUld Miss Ballin playing better and tho st; took Miss Zinderstein II games before she won, S6 The field in the girls singles cham. pior ship was reduced to eight as a re- sI.lt c: today's play, Of this number on.g one, Miss Katherine Porter. the title holder. is a local player. Play was started today in both the womCn's and girls doubles as well a: mixed doubles. Virtually all the frs round matches in tho mems double: were completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18
DEMPSEY TIPS BEAM AT
 201 POUNDS; IN FINE SHAPE

Toledo, O., June 17.-Jack Dempsey. matched to meet Jess Willard for the heavyweight championship here July 1. weighed himself on a set of tested scales and tipped the beam at exactly POI pounds. He was clad only in a swimming suit and boxing shoes, which weighed about a pound
 The challenger's poundase was con- siderable of jolt to admirers of Will lard. who had claimed that Dempsey's S hard work under a scorching sun would likely burn him out and send him into the ring against the cham pion in the light heavyweight class or around lS0 pounds. He appeared to be in perfect condition.
 Willard boxed II three minute rounds today. Joe Chip, a middle weight of Newcastle. Pa. and a broth- CT Of George Chip. once middleweight champion, joined Willards staff of sparring partners and furnished the champion with the most interesting workout of the afternoon.
 Willard boxed three rounds with Jack Hempel two with Chip, three with Jack Heinen and three with Wal ter Monahan. He used 14-ounce gloves.