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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
Flag nax.

Saturday, June IA, 1919, will he the
irst Flag Day celebration since the
igning of the armistice, and so lets
.et together and have a rousing event
honor Of our first Flag day, satur.
lay, June ii, l777. when Old Glory
Eas born. and. then, too, in honor of
he recent glorious and righteous vic
ory for democracy, In which the
stars and Stripes aided materially.
rha schools win he closed ana the
government departments and business
ii general could suspend Tor 4 half
lay al least. Let's all rally round the
lag and sing its praise as never be
lore.
Our nag Is tho oldest national flag
ST the world: ii is older than the pres.
mi British flag which was adopted IN
1910; the French tricolur which was
1orn in 1874 older than the flag Of
spain, wiech first saw light OF day IN
1856 and Sn the l42 years Of struggles
ind development Of the Stars and
stripes never once has she bowel de
eated to any foe and she never will.
her achievements are AL on the side
II victory Today as never before she
stands out boldly FOR democracy. far
sall that Ii true. Just and progressives
or new speech In the worlds his
DRY, and Is d glorious promise for all
those who hope for universal brother
hood. the healing of the nations and
asting peace through the world And
10 ON this Flag day lei US sing With
more feryor than ever before
Your dag and my flag, and how Il dies
today.
IN your land and my land and half d
world away.
Rose red and blood red its stripes for
ever CLEAN.
Snow white and soul white, the good
forefathcrs' dream;
sky blue and true blue With stars that
CLEAN Alright:
The glorious guidon Of the day. sfcl-
ter through the night
your flag and my flag. and Oh. how
much it holds!
Your land and my land secure within
It's folds;
Your heart and my heart beat quicker
at the sight,
Sun-kissed and wind -tossed, the red :
the blue, tho white:
The one flag. the great flag, the flag
for me and you,
Glorifles all else beside, the red. the
white the blue,
ANNE L. BADEN.
In The Washington Star
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
s PATHETIC SPECTACLE

Anyone walking down Main street
shortly after nine this morning would
have met group after group Of sad
faced children. whose evident grief
touched the heart Upon inquiry. Il
would BE found that the explanation
vas mat they had Just been told that
school had closed, and not for three
months would its doors be open to
them. Their bitterness ~ spirit was
evident in their faces and IN their
bearing. They even expreasosa thsis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
Pnshlag Owa.a. Cow CampaIga

Bankers are cooperating with the
agricultural agent in Jefferson Davis
Parish. la, lii an own -a-coW. cam
paIgn. The bankers ARE financing the
farmers. and the agent IL preaching
the gospel 81 better live stock In the
fall Of 1918 he bought i've carloads.
$50 head. including registered bulls,
Of pure bred Holsteins from Wiscon-
sin. These dairy animals were wide
II distributed among the farmers. one
OF Two head going TO each owner So
pleased have been the owners OF these
pure breds that the agent is already
taking orders from others. Ii is prob
able that several additional carloads
OF such cattle will be purchased next
fall, the agent reports. together with
about 200 pura-bred calves for mem
bers Of the boys calf clubs The
bankers and the school board VIII
back the proposition 10 help the boys
GET start Id cattle raising
Senator Jim Reed appArently wants
- 80
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
NATIONAL GUARD
RESoRTING TO PEACE
TIME CONSUMPTION

The American Union Against Milir
tarism. from its headquarters IN the
Westory building. Washington p. c..
mas Issued warning 10 American cit
izens 10 be on The alert to prevent the
National Guard from Fastening peace
time consumption upon them in order
10 insure full ranks for the guard and
the resulting federal subsidies SAYS
the Union, in It's statement
The National Guard has Just fass
.ened peace-time consc ripuon upon ne
youth of the state of Maine They
have slipped through the legislature
ID bill giving Them the power III draft
boys into the Natioral Guard when
ever they need additional members III
bring the Guard up Ia the quota which
would entItle tie Guard % Federal
Support and It's Officers to Federal ilay
Their motive Is obvious, and utter
III selfish
They are at work In other states.
If your Legislature Is still III session
watch ont
Help Us fight this snelking prils-
sianisna which works for It's ends with
out public discussion or eandour
Well send you copy Of the Maine
Consumption act Il you are Interested
Help is with funds SO that we can
meet this flank attack before Il Ii TOO
late.
The Officers of the American union
man Amos r. n pinchot vice chair
man. Agnes Brown Leach, treasurer.
ind Charles r HaliiIsan, secretary.
and on the executive committee are
Herbert s Digelow Of Cincinnati.
Or John Isoye1oy Elliott. Miss zona
Gale, owen Z Loyeioy, James H
Maurer, Henry 4 Massey Norman
Thomas, Rev John Haynes Holmes:
Alexander Traehtenoerg and others
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
NoTIs cREDfrDss

Notice n nerehs given that the sub
scrfber 0f Angie 4&9tAseI eafissfg. las 0le
4aineI from sc fkSnAans Court III Anne
Arundel county. insaIaryiant. Letters Tes-
tamentary he sserspaaI estate ~
WIIsLI4sS IL. BIRsS.
late ~ AilneX a rtnsleI County. deceased
All persons laying claims against file de-
-paseal. ARE lasxAby Warmed 10 exhibit the
sas,if With tie xaaehers thereof ta the
subscriber. on ser ief0Fe the
ian DAYOF DEssKARER. 1873
They uay osssr~ss Ise by law. he excluded
frgm al benesft o sail estate. All per
Sona insIebtssi 10 said estate are requested
Ito makes ifsg1kslEafa payment.
Given sndefs ID 90 Ind this 10th dag Of
Iune 1919.
S1efIOh.AS H GREEN.
j1lG Administrator & Il i.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

Has there ever been anything more
preposterous than the EFFORT of Sen
ator Lodge and Senator Borah u LINK
Woodrow Wilson with Wall street RI
Charleston News and Courier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
Tar and Feathers

Most persons thing Of tar and
feathers as d punishment limited tc
inobs III wild America, 50 II Is q shock
to read that ii was the form OF ven
geance recently applied b1 an Eng
fish army ofIicer To an English naval
.officer who had committed All ln9arH
Ionable social offence against him,
rhe aggrieyed husband and his
brother tied the culprlt 70 d tree with
chains and applied tar and feathers
ii thoroughly as band of White
Caps would have done it
Cnriously. the first known use Of
Iii and feathers was in the English
navy. ii being the legal punishment
formulated BY Richard 81 the Lion
Heart for thieves IN 1888 The King
vas about to set out On the Third
Crusade and. fearing that All OF his
sailors were not as pious as himself,
he laid the penalty Of q shower Of
'hoyling pitch upon those who stole,
feathers DC down To be strewed upon
Inc victim. New York Sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

NEW xAT.aTAT AND T4lDOR Plan
Charles EsdlsnH, son 0f thc testrtfa
WIZARD Isa perfected md III putting LUTTE
practice thu newest idait af usaRiUe s'aIii
.suI and lapnr work M dunble haEhesss
ing frsiiss III s.ienfine was ~ HE key
note of his itlnH Witch ile Wells ~ 10 Elle
Washington Star. Snnd4iv June
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

William G. Buliit;, Of the stan Of the
American peace commission, has re-
signed because he doesn't approve the
treaty. Well, fs1e country really didn't
know he was on the commission until
ii learned that he WASH Kansas City
Star.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

The following books bave heen added IL,
the Library
'he t,nailiig Place II Light. by Win.
hf0il Churchill
"'i'Ie Inevitable nalanee Sheet BY Ka*
riua Trash
"a Circuit gllera WIFE,. BY Gers ITar
rfa.
kenny By Le0nOra Balrynlpls
Ny Four Years Iii fferin9ny. by 81
Nv tsararI
Where Your Treas1rer ii \ By Holman
Ilav.
The clue III The All" by laahcI o.
trnnder
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

sstifTening Of the immigration laws.
and comprehensive measures for de-
nortation OF aliens of the lawlass kind,
ought TO be Two Developments has
tened BY the bomb terrorism Of Mon
day Buffalo Times
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
! TUESDAY. JILL IsT, l9Ia.

At III asGkO9hs a. M..
It'll that tract af mud situate In the Third
Eieetlon District Ut Aane A.undel County.
on Mulberry Ill., baek af Kemsans Farm.
Or which Joseph HHrrad liea. seized AMI
I,ossesssI. c0nsiatlfg If > Il acres Of land.
fronting ii. the road ana running back 81
Martin Cove fronting thereon go feet.
This property Is line building site, cVnt-
iaandlng q apIendit view ~ Chesapeake
Bay. IL convenient To the Boulevard. sud
about two miles from Annapolis.
AT the anne dIne and plAee ! Will offes,
N public sale. subject 10 the dover IF
EsieaflnF Harrod widow Of Iosrpli Tiar
rod. the lot 81 grunnt adjoining RE
abeye s - acre tract vhefeon IS small
frame dwelling house This lot consists
sof aers Of land ant has some good fruit
trees thereon.
TERMG OF aAEsEs-Isrescribesl by the
decree One half cash on ratification III
sale. haIance In twelve months from dry
"a sale deferred payment to bear interest
and to be secured III satisfaction 9f trQS5
tee leneait III $1,000 required On dry
4. 1''' JAMES N. MtsNselFs-
Trustee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
Naval Education for South Americans

Naval EausaIOR for South Americans
from Annapolis last week was the son.
.of Col. Aarelio Heria. at one time sec
rotary of war and navy for Cuba. And
yesterday Acting Secretary Of State
Polk recommended legislation aa.
tlloriaing the President 10 invite each
.of the atin.AInerican naaions ate.
June next to send two representa-
sslves 10 this country for training
tther I'll the Military or Naval Acad.
my
This would he IN excellent step, and
ongtess should rake it. II would
how our interest iii our southern
neighbors Of kind they would ap-
.reelase some 81 those countries have
military and naval establishments
which reflect great credit GA their
piru ana enterprise. while the Others
re coming forward ii those particu
lars
As i nation. We are very proud Of
both West Point and Annapolis. and
lave every reason to be- They have
contributed to the honor and glory Of
he country Men trained there have
helped write some Of the most bril-.
liant chapters &c the country's his
ovy. We know them by their fruits
Congress rejecting public aenti-
nent, has always exhibited pride in
md llbevality toward both West Point
md Annapolis; and thas spirit should
',e felt In even larger measure hence
forth. We shall continue 10 need both
schools, and should Support both most
generously We are not approaching
the aaallennium Al y nation we are
growing III power, and as powerful
naaipn Oar responsibilities aRe increae
ing. We ahonld be preSsared 10 meet
them on the instant I'll all times and
c0A passasg Faaa inB10n STAR
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

She But ynu only volunteered Just
lis peace WIS proclaimed
lie Esr yes. You see exaetly, ~
II wanted To see # VAS carried Qat
property Sydney Bulletin
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
TIMEI. Y COMMENT BY
TONGUE AND PEN
SIsa Fened shafts

That eye 81 Hiram's which Is said
10 look you through and through.
Ii very likely going to keep lot Of
hem fuddled In The hack part OF the
convention hall Charlotte Observer
Alvin G York killed conSAny Of
Germans. ssIenced carload of ma
chine guns. captured regiment or 20
and came home 10 be married. With
breakfast bacon above 60 cents. That
Dung man isn't brave by fits and
starts. but consistently courageous.
Louisville Courier journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
sorrow Iii sort of childish dirge,
running something Ike this:
No more lessons
No more books:
No more teachers
With sassy looks z
With sassy looks. z

Could anything Be nOre appealing
Cannot something be done to make the
lot of our little ones brighter for the
next three months7 Perhaps We might
lei them take their books home. and
spend 8 few hours each day In par-
suing them
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
ESTABLISHED 1871.
The Annapolis Savings institution
WksT STREET

It'll A..et. S9o000o6o
Nanber 81 Dsposilors, S7o6
Psys Der Deposits Payable January 50 all h
Cornnonnd interest paid 0n deposits withdrawn
Depository oi City County Sinking Funds heIositfs 81 a
Funds
All sa investments entire Management subject annual
fionb State Bark Examiners
Ioana mortgage o Real Estate Iaas
payments allowed. with approved edstttai
FRANK RI STDCKE1T, President
VIM ~ WOODWARD. Vice President
Ii. ALLEN WEIGH. Cashier
SAMUEL BROOKE AsssanfIashie
JAMES M. MUNROE Solicitor
Open Daily A. M 10 r. Saturdays A. M TO- Z NJ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
ve,r yf.p ~, ratRDyT0Rs

NOTICE T6b f'MEEFTWNA
The creditors of Joseph IfarrosI. deecas7
"a are hereby nntEfed q file their claims
Ef any they may have. sisily pr00ated with
fhe Clerk IL the circuit Coart for Anne
Arundel county on OF before the hrst l;sy7
JAMES NJ Mi-NR0Fs.
Trustee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
.yYn. III MISS
I'M. III. Moss Aueii0ne
TRUSTEES SALE
aF a
SMALL TRACT OF LAND
o. THE v 8 III n

Court for Ammo Arundel county III Eqtiiy
lasss,l On the 4fi lax 1T December. 1918
IN ii c4lse isl said Court wherein The Farm
tin ana Eleall.r fiarr0d III si ARE lefrnas
ants No M. Equity l VIII ofIer III.
nublie s,tle lit the Court House sl00r, M
nAlsOIiR Nil. on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

Senator Jim Reed appAFently wants
Jim crow League 81 Nations .hi
casa. Naaza.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13
!. q REN \

October first liyfe
with bath .Attraetlye
vsaiienil near Itad
~ /; JIG
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

TERMS s--New ls0oka. e PEE day.
hid st.saks. ic. per day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

FOR XIX tsa aud attractive apart
isssnt aalIs is4sdsS flirniSlistI for Imly amt
August anpiss Mrs. Decker. The Iss,a-1
sel z Prince 81. IL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-13

Ft1tl1li Rpttsa NyfifasT tititi
Also bowling :lllrEss
iINfifes Apply HI
il. q.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
 VICTORY OVER
TANKS MADE l0l
 HITS IN ONE WEEK
But Huggins' Men Lose Four
 Games in Ten Played

New York, July 7.-The New York Nationals were busted from first place today for the first time since May 16, Cincinnatrs double victory over Pittsburgh yesterday giving the Reds a onc-point advantage over the Giants. The New York Americans, who retained their leadership. made a record of 1O1 hits last week, but these sent only enough men across the plate to win six games out of 10, a pace easily met by Chicago.
 The New York Nationals won a game from Boston and lost two games out of three 10 Brooklyn Philadelphia was Giant victim three times. Barnes holding the Quakers to one hit, a homer by Cravath.
 Cincinnati took three out of four from Chicago and had revenge for St. Louis pounding of six Red pitch CTS last Sunday by cleaning up in four-game series with the Cardi- nals at the end of the week. Rue ther of Cincinnati ran up his con- secutive victories today to eight.
 Three successes in five games with Pittsburgh kept Chicago in third place.
 blOOklgn Il InduE IL LIlI GS SlI dlS llC from Philadelphia last Sunday and defeated Boston three times in five games. including yesterdays game. Konetchy, Brooklyn's first baseman, 1 made q seasons record by getting 10 1 hits in 10 successive times at bat dur 1 ing the week.
 Pittsburgh lost it's first game at 1 home with St. Louis Wednesday. Philadelphia lost all seven games, f making a total of nine straight losses, ] The opposing teams averaged seven ], runs and 12 hits against the Quakers. l In the American league, New York {! took two out of three from Boston and four out of eight from Wash 1 ington. including yesterdays game
 Russell shut out Washington Tues
 day and Johnson blanked the Yankees i Thursday.
 ShaWkey's 10th consecutive vic
 tory Friday was aided by four home
 runs two of which were made by 1 Baker.
 Chicago, after dropping a game tc
 St. Louis, took three games out O.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
THE PERSISTENT ME. CRAFTS.
He Tried to Prevent Big Bout, Now
 He Is After Showing Of Pictures.

Reading, Pa, July 7.--Rev. Wilbur r. Crafts superintendent of the na tional reform bureau, who is in Reading, has appealed to the Ohio hoard of censors to prevent motion pictures of the Dem y-'Willard> fight from being shown in Ohio. He also sent a messa gc Saturday to Attor- nev- General Palmer, calling atten- ton to tho Rodenburg act, which forbids interstate movement of fight films. This law was enacted after the Willard Johnson fight.
 MT Crafts said he sent the mes sage to the attorney-ge general because he believed an attempt was to be made by motion picture interests to show the film throughout the coun-
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
NABBI.D FOR HOLDING BALL.
Brooklyn Man is Hauled Into Court
 for Actions at Ehbct'S Field.

After the special police on duty at Ebbcts field, Brooklyn on Saturday when the Boston Brooklyn game was in progress, had Vainly chased 25 balls that were knocked into the grandstand, they caught a young man of Eighteenth street, Brooklyn, tossing one Of them among spectators. Cap tain Cam eron arrested him.
 Tn the F'lathush police court yester- day, whore the young man was ar raigned on q charge of dsordrrly conduct, Magistrate MCCluskcy told him keeping balls from the Eamc was an unmanly thing to do. He suspend ed sentence on Ford.
 This was the first arrest of the To- cal season for holding on to balls.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
PIONEERS ARE BEATEN
Singers of Bridgeport, Headed by Pete Wilson, Turn Back the Locals to ? in an Abbreviated Game.

The Pioneers struck a snag yester- day afternoon when they encoun- tered the Singer team of Bridgeport, headed by Pete Wilson a former resi- dent of this city. The Park City lads romped off winner in an abbreviated contest that went six innings and was called owing to the interference of Jupiter Pluvius. The score was to 2. The home boys were leading when the visitors went to the bat in the fifth inning but glaring errors by Fitzpatrick and Red" Campbell soon set the stage for the Singers to win the game. Eddie Goeb, who had twirled one of his gilt edged games up to this time, seemed to lose heart, and bases on balls coupled with good hitting by the visitors resulted i'll five tallies. Outside of the first inc ming when it looked bad for Wilson, the visiting finger pitched alright ball. When the game terminated the visitors were playing a snappy brand of ball, and the locals were unable to knock the Reach outside of the diamond. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
COLTS TEAM COMING.

A baseball attra ction that should attract considerable attention is cardcd for next Thursday evening, when the crack Colts girls team of Hartford, will stack up against the St Mary's girls team at St. Mary's playgroundS. The game will start promptly at 7 o'clock. The Capitol City team is under the mana cement of Mir. Hcnnessey and has made an enviab ble record on the diamond this season. Miss Esther Patterson the star slabwoman, and Miss Doris Pat tcrson. catcher, will form the battery for the visitors. Miss Alice SChenk will hurl for the locals and Miss Helen McAIeer will catch.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE RESULTS.
TniverSals Arc Latest Aggregation to Take Measure of N B. Machine O.

Tie old saying. How the mighty have falicn," applies to the New Brit ain Machine company baseball team For the first few games in the sched- ule, the Machine company team had things pretty well their own way, and they were looked upon as a strong contender for the pennant in the In dustrial league. The Fafnir Bearing team first took their measure, then the Stanley Works beat them. Defeat three was registered against the Ma. chine company outfit last Saturday when the Landers. Frary & Clark Uni versals turned the trick to in a well played game. Hardy's work on the mound was big ia actor in the vic tory for the Cutters. Chalmers, Du- dack and Campbell were the battery for the losers
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
OLD TIMERS COME BACK.

Long Beach. Cal, July 7.-~-Maurice Mclaughlin and Thomas Bundy, for n1er national doubles tennis cham pions defeated Claude Wayne and Nat Browne former national clay court champions Saturday in the final match of the Pacific coast doubles tournament and won the right to rep resent the Pacific coast at the nation al championship tournament to be held in Boston next month, The score was 6-2, 6-2, 62.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
Stanley Works.

SumMarV--TWO-b baSc hits, M. John son ?, Norfeldt, ". Schroedcl; three base hit, C.. Johnson; sacrifice hits Wolf, Walsh; stolen bases. Scharff Hannah; double plays. Sheehau to A. Johnson to C. Johnson, Walsh to A. Johnson to C. Johnson, NOrfcldt to Grove to Scharff: left on base, Rule Shop 3. Stanley Works i bases on balls, by ". Johnson 4 hit by pitcher, by Hinchlifre, Scharff, Hannah: struck out. by Hinchliffe 5. by w. Johnson [; wild pitch, by w. Johnson ?.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
Pioneers.

Two base hit, Norfeldt; stolen bases, Lynch, Burke, Mosher; sacrifice hitInI Norfeldt, Lynch; double plays, Goa
 to Johnson to Lynch. Shay and flaw erty: bases on balls, off Goeb 2, oft\ Wilson l; struck out, by Goeb 5, by . Wilson 1; left on bases, Pioneers 5, N Singers 4; first base on errors, ! Pioneers ?, Singers 1; time, 50 rnin- utes; umpire, Barber.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
RULE SHOP WINS.
Stanley Works Goes Down to Defeat
 At Hands of Rival.

The Rule Shop finally got game from one of the Big Four"! But then--Washington sometimes wins a game. The features of the game were the hitting of Mervin Johnson and Charlie Johnson of the Rule Shop and Norfeldt and Crowe of the Stanley Works. Both pitchers had difficulty in finding the plate and hitting was pret- ty free on both sides. The score:
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
Braves Beat Dodgers.

Brooklyn, July 7.-Six runs scored by Boston in the first inning on six hits, and pass of Grimes proved too great q handicap for Brooklyn to overcome yesterday. the Braves win ming, 6 to 4. Mamaux, who relieved him, held the visitors to three hits in 6 1-3 innings, while Smith allowed one hit in two innings. Y
 The score: r. h. e. Boston ........ 600000000--6 10 Q Brooklyn .,. 1000O3O00-4 10 ;
 Demaree and Gowdy; Crimes, Ma mauX, Smith and Miller.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
PLAYGROUND BASEBALL

The Crescents defeated the Rangers in the Hardware league at St. Mary's [ playgrounds Saturday afternoon, score to ?, after II innings of eXcitinGI play. Rahm allowed the losers onlA
 four scattered hits. The Spartan1
 forfeited to Go. M. and an eEhibitorN game was substituted, and the nlili- tary boys wero victorious over picked team, score to i.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
GIRLS BASEB B.ALI GAME.

Tho girls baseball team of the Stanley Works will play the Stanley Rule and Level company girls team at St, Mary's playgrounds tomorrow night. The game will be called at / o'clock and will be played on da- mond No. ?.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07
TENNIS SJAES TO COME
 BACK TO [. $. FOR GAMES

London July 6.--Nornan Brookes, G. l.. Patterson, F.. Lycett and R. V. Thomas Australian tennis stars will sail for the United States on board the liner Aquitania on July 13 to partici- pate in the American lawn tennis cham pionships.