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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
SOUTH KfL,L,iNGLY

Mrs. George Wepdmansee of Dan- ielsen shas been spending a few days Eith Mrs. Raymond Gates.
 Mrs, A. G.ssPhiilipsz has returned from 2 viist with her sister in Valley Falls. s.. .a. -
 stephen Williams Is staying with Leonard Morrison.
 Mrs Edwin Kelley and daughtef Mildred were in Danie1sea Saturday.
 S, A Douglas spent Sunday with friends in North Sterling .- A. E. Hall has moved his steam plant to the Evans let, in Brooklyn. Mrs Jane EldTedge of panielson is visiting her son, J. Franklin Eldredge Mrs. Albert Grover has retur1aet home. after a, visit of several weeks ir Rrevidenee.
 Ernest Drew Of Providence called on friends here Thursday. Arthur Law and Merton Ames ei Putnam were callers at The Oaks Sunday. .sg.
 An illustrated lecture on- Armenis was given in the church. Saturday evening. After the lecture cake and ceffee were sold. the proceeds were for the benefit of the church. George Young. who lives alone. wa. taken i'll Saturday. A physician wal
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
SOON TO ANNOUNCE
 CENSUS EkuMERAToR. LIST

Those who took examinations for census enumerators in this district may expect soon to hear of their standing and appointments. The pros peotipe ;enumerators have been pleased been increased to- four eepts for eae eh
 inhabitant enumerated, 30 cents for each farm and ten cents. for each barn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
SETH REGIMENT TO HOLD
 ' REUNION IN bANEURY

Norwich members of the 18th regi- ment have been notified that the regiv ment will hold reunion and baneuet a tthe Hotel Greene, panbuFy, Thurs day evening, Dec. IS. It is expected that nun bers will attend from Nor wicf and this end of the state.
 The 56t1, regiment made g great
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
TO. DISCUSS MENTAL DISEASE 7
 AND FEEBLE E-MlNDEDNESS

Az important conference. for the discussion Of mental disease and fee ble- rnindedness, wifi be sheld in New Haven under the auspices of the Con nectseut Society for Mental Hygiene This conference will take place in the rooms of the New Haven County Medical Society, corner of Church and Wall streets. onN Monday, Dec. 15 ls1e, at D. rn. @' '-' -, .Rev. E.. campion .Achesop, sunfagan hlshep of Connecticut will preside The programme includes. q paper by DT, William B, Terhune, medical ai- rector of the society, entitled The Practical Application of the Principles of Mental Hygiene, a paper by Mrs Helen NJ. Ireland Tie Relation ol Psychiatry to tie Community life and Miss Dorothy .Attwilt of Hartford will read a paper entitled The Social Care of Discharged Neurotic Soldiers.
 This meeting is one of the regular conferences of the society and will be open to the publicr
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10

The Bureau of the Census is part
 of the Department of Commerce. II
 was sesta blished as a permanent Bu- reau in 1902. Prior to that time the
 census work was done by a temporary
 organization known as the Census: Off, fee, i'
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10

name for itself in France with the long range 155~guns. The members were all CeRnecticut c. A. C. boys At the reunion they will form a social or ganization. asse @ II @4ss z.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10

called and Afr. Young was taken t Dayville to be cared for.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10

Portland. At the meeting, of ormond post No. 67. American Legion, pr. Charles B. Chedel was elected eonl- rnaBaeF. g. as .fl.-'. s=7,-1 --sssy' 't.ssss,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
Connecticut R. R R Foreman Praises eollile ii

Theresis not better kneWn man in Connecticut thaI GeerAe & Kirk, 1f3 Myrtle street. foreman the Te pair department for the Gpnneetieut F. R Co. He saG
 want te say. right here- that Gse dina-2 fer rIeumatislR is good medicine. was suffering tel ribx with the disease wheH4 heaan AsiRa Geaiaa A.t new am free fraRl it, had. been sufferer. tpro yaars,t was in tAe joints of ny knYss in my hsIfs and in the muscles of IAy hack and could Teef the pain shoot from my hip down my legs the knse l ssemsd at times ass though had TheABla tSrn all oyer me It WAS very severe case, that why say Goia inc is such good remedy, for had oetered lek and get no hslp Geldine did the work in iat tE weeks, ask the druggist at Alahapegs nucll Had spent on ether remedies and got no hefp He seid me qedine so he knows Nllaf that nedeipe did
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-07

cr old ships will be used for targets
and the rest iunkod
Three other vessels. famous for
ever in American naval annals, the
olympia, Admiral Dcwcy's flagship
at Manila Bay, tho NV York, Rear
Admiral SIMPSONS Nagship. and tho
brooklyn. Rear ADMIRAL Schlcy's
flagship. also saw service during the
World War and are still on active
duty in various parts OF the world,
II Is probable that in very few
years all OF these historic ships will
hc placed out Of commission for
good. They viii never, however, be
scrappcd in the opinion OF naval of.
iCCrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-07
Real-Fru.t Desserts

You simply add boiling ~ Nms
watcr--no sugar, no acid.ty,
no color. Then add the i!ut.juice fayor
from the vial One paeSage OF J.Gy.'rN
serves six people in mold fern. OF tw We
II you whip the je!!--ali for .1E. cents
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-07


applied to their time-scarred sides
ana they were SaIled our 10 JON the
meet
The Oregon saw se-y!,, ~ IN.
west coast throughout the war as n
coast defense vessel and training
ship for enlisted personnel The
Massachusetts. Iowa and Indiana
were used for time as station
ships at Newport. K. /, Norfolk. Va
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Massachusetts, ana Indiana were sent
10 the navy yard at Philadelphia,
"here thelr coIors were hauled
down Tor the last time and they were
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-07
This Week Only

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trademark in a circle on the front.
We will pay you 10 cents in clu:ainum
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Note our mold offers at the side.
Some Of these fnolds arc new Pick
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Note that Jiffy-Jell costs you l2JI
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-07
LDFIGHTERS
To Be GCRAPPED
NAVY DEPARTMENT. TO BREAK
Up AND SELL FOR JUNK IL
OBSOLETE BATTLE SHIPS -
FAMOUS OREGON AMONG THE
DOOMED SHIPS

WASHINGTON Decision of the
Navy Department 70 break up and sell
for junk or use for targets. twelve OBJ
so, ere haIrlsshlp>. marks the Uassing
OF a feet Of vessels long identified
with many Of the most glorious
achievements Of the new American
navy. They wrote many bright pages
into this country's naval history dur
ing their years OF service and four
of them have participated actively
in two wars. The doomed ships. in
Guiding the famous old Spanish-Amcr-
ican war squadron consisting OF the
Oregon, Iowa. Indiana and MaSSa
chusetts and the more modern bGt
hardly less famous Kentucky. Kear-
sarge, Alabama, Illinois. Wisconsin,
Ohio, Missouri. and Maine, composed
one of the most, if not the most.
powerful battleship feet in the world
more than Is years ago.
Foremost among the achievements
of these famous old fighting craft is
the part they played in the Spanish
American war. The Oregon. which
had been commissioned at San Fran
cisco in July. 1896. was at the Mare
Island navy yard in 1895 when the
message was flashed TO her command
er that the United States was at war
with Spain. On March 6, 1898, tho
famous old ship cleared the Golden
Gate, bound for the West Indies, on
making battleship voyage ever un-
dertaken. With decks stripped Tor
action and gun crews at their sta
fions the Oregon .plowed around
Cape Horn. up the east coast of S.
America and arrived at Key West on
May 26. ready for action, having
made the $4,000 miles voyage in 6S
cruising days. Captain c. E. Clark,
the Oregons commanding officer,
was ordered to take his ship TO San
tiago and there join the blockading
squadron which was awaiting battle
with the Spanish feet.
In the meantime the Iowa, Massa-
chusetts and Indiana, sister ships of
the Oregon, were attached to the
North Atlantic feet and had already
arrived off Cuba, the Massachusetts
being part of the famous flying
squadron" under command of Com
modore Schley.
The Oregon, already famous thru
out the world for her glorious and
successful voyage TO join the Ameri-
can feet in time for the impending
battle, gained greater glory in the
action off Santiago de Cuba on Sun
day, July 8, 1898, when Spanish sea
power was forever humbled and the
liberation of the Philippines and
Cuba assured. In that now historic
sea flight the Oregon ran the Viz
caya, pride of the Spanish feet,
ashore after riddling the craft with
hits from her eight and thirteen
inch guns and then engaged in a.
running fight with the Colon which
surrendered after having been cut
on from the open sea by the Oregon
and forced to head for the beach A
shot at the Colon from one of the
Oregon's thirteen inch guns was the
last shot fired during the battle.
The entrance Of the United States
into the world war brought a de-
mand for every ton of sea power the
United States could command and
again the Old Navy wass called up
on to defend the flag. All of the IL
old vessels were QUILTED, modern
fire control appliances were INSTALL
ed, new coats Of war paint" were
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-07
ATLANTIC AIR BUGS
HALTED IN TRIP

HALIFAX. Ily Tie giant
Handley-P.' , Atlantic airoulaTs, u:
der commar. ,r Vice-Admiral Kerr,
whirl ictt Craze Harbor, NenruIuG.
lanI yctscriav To- .tlanri" 'iiy, Mas
forced t. enPn, trouble - descend
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-07

Just Remember this. The dates for
the Elks' Convention are August II,
Is and l6. Get ready.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-07

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Serve with the salad or
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cooling.
For Meat Loaf mix
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For Carri-h on cold
meats or roast lamb, use
Mint Jify-Jell.
For Desserts try l.,
Pincapple-two Of our ii,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
Crackers and Pelicans Are in
Great Battle for 1919 Penndnt

cinohed the championship for the sea-
son, -
contest from Mobile,
Pels Win Opener.
But New Orleans, after finding Biz
mingham o stumbling block. fell upon
the Crackers 5 10 6 Thursday. This
Pelican victory strengthened the morale
Of the Heinemannites, who had suf-
fered five successive reverses which In
cluded four straight losses to Birnning-
ham. The thinning battle OF yesterday,
which, but for sullivan dying at the
plate In a close decision in the fourth
inning, would have been q victory, has
boosted many hopes IN the Crescent
City.
Little Rock In an 18th hour squirt
finished third with a record OF four
victories In five games. The record
was two Of three from Chattanooga
and o duet from Nashville. Z
Chattanooga in an equal division Of
a half dozen nosed Mobile out OF fourth
place.
Atlanta was the cause Of Mobiles
disastrous period. The Bears in drop
ping to fifth place lost five OF six
games, In addition to defeats at the
hands OF the Crackers the Bears were
humbled twice by the Baro1s.
Birmingham in rising from seventh
TO sixth place had the record OF the
week-bix straight victories and no de-
lfeats. The quartet from the Pelicana,
which incidentally caused gloom In New
Orleans and gladness in Atlanta, was
followed by the duet from Mobile.
Memphis in finishing next to the last
won only two games as q partial off
set to four defeats. Nashville, with
practically no chance to rise from last
place In the association, won two con-
tests and dropped three.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
Odds Favor AtIantans Over
New Orleans in Coping
Flag--Meet In Double Bill
Saturday.

With Atlanta leading In the Southern
association race at the close of the
fiye-day period Friday and with the
n OF the season two weekA off, all
eyes Of tho circuit are turned toward
the Georgia capital where the Crackers
and the Pelicans, second in the race.
VIII meet in a double -hcader for the
finals OF y series which mark the last
contests OF the year In that city. And
the results of the double bill will seal
the Pelican doom or give them q fight
ing chance with the Frank machine for
the 1919 honors.
Odds are on the Crackers for cham
pions this year. OF n 10 remaining
games on the Pelican bill, New Orr
cans must win a half score and trust
To Atlanta losing seven of IL games.
only the Widest dreamers Of the Peli-
can camp r believing this possible
but improbable finish will result, But
that and nothing less would give New
Orleans a scant two-point lead, Thus
the results OF today's double bill at
Atlanta win boost or weaken the Peli-
can morale. which was at o low ebb
all the week.
Although New Orleans In the two
opening games of the series of four
with Atlanta won the first one 8 TO 6
and tied the second during d battle of
II innings which only Georgia dark
ness stopped, the Pelioans previously
lost four successive games, Atlanta,
ON the other hand, has been playing
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30

The 1ookouts went out in order In
the first and second.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
TURNER WINS HONORS
in SHRINE TOURNEY

Honors for the year in Shrine golf
circles went to Guy F, Turner, Fri
day, when the ~so1thpaw bumped off
]. +, Rainier in the finals at overton
park, by the overwhelming score OF I
and 6. Turner succeeds ], Mack Buck
ingham for the title and Is probably
the only left-hand champion in the
country.
His defeat Of Rainier, the medalist
of the 1919 meet. was accomplished
mainly with his putter. outdriven
steadily from the tee, Turner adj
vanced to the green with his vicious
weapon and rolled down his puts In
heartbreaking fashion,
At the completion of the first is
holes Turner packed a lead of 7 UP but
Ramier's amazing squirt cut deeply into
the margin until the medalist was only
. down.
Turner came back. however, swing
ing his deadly putter. and walked off
again, never TO be headed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Louisville &. Columbus ..
indianapolis 10, Toledo O.,
Only games scheduled.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
At Buffalo Q, Jersey City H.
At Toronto 6. Newark 3,
At BinghNnton I, Baltimore Q,
Al Rochester is, Reading 3,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30

championship ball since July rs with
the exception OF q slump Of one week.
The Crackers In the last month have
woh.~H6 games OF IS played, one of the
total being the draw OF Friday,
The New Orleans club, however, after
weeks. lost II games TO is won during
the period OF The Atlanta ascendancy
and tied two contests.
Not Assured of Second Place.
AS the race now stands on next to
the last lap the Pelieans have no assur-
ance OF second place, Scrapny Fiber
feds Travellers at third are just 20
points, or less than two games be-
hind the Pelicans at second. The Trav-
elers during the Atlanta rise broke even
on 2S games.
Atlanta playing during the five-day
period resulted In three wins, q draw
and two defeats. The trio Of victories
was from a series OF four with Mobile
and the other loss to New Orleans.
The Crackers opened the period Mon
day with 4 double-header with Mobile.
The Bears took. the second end of the
bin after Franks strategy had won
the first, This was by sending in
Suggs, the Auburn southpaw, to battle
the array OF Mobile left-hAnders. The
result Of that game was a shutout In
which only four hits were registered
against the collegian,
Again on Wednesday Frank worked
the portside hurier against the Bear
left handlers, When the smoke cleared
away Atlanta again mad won a 9 TO D
game, Suggs had twirled another shut
out and ono again had been found
Just four times by Mobile batters, Thus
E~eneralship as well rs youthful blood
Of the eplieglan has been u factor In
placing Atlanta In first place In the
Southern association and has almost
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
MEMPHIS
/ ASSOCIATGD
CITY SERIES.

Sundays Gsmesi Hodges Field. .
Gas Co. VS., Ben Hurs, first game,
2:i5.
Chero-C elas VS.. Goodbars, second
game, 4;15,.
Two good games are expected to be
played In the city championship series
at Hodges field Sunday afternoon when
the Cos Co, tackles the Ben Hurs, and
the Chero-Colas again face the Good
bars.
The Gas Squad is now In the lead
for the title, having won their last four
starts. They are confident Of making
II five straights Sunday.
Manager McDermott probably will
send McCabe on the hin TO face the
Hen Hur team. McCabe has been per-
forming In left field since the series
opened. but will be given a oppor-
tunity to pitch, Manager Pratt will
use Harlan In the box.
The second game is expected to be
a hard fought affair. Although the
Goodbars have a team of experienced
players. they haven't been UP to form,
while the Chero-Colas has been put
ting up a good game, The Goodbars
have lost the only three games played.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30

P WHEN EROS BOLIVAR BARGER, Chick manager, packs
his telescope and beats II for his home in Columbia, KY,
after the 1919 baseball season has been completed, it will
mark the passing of the tenth manager of the Tribe
"a since 1901. Cy has already stated that he will not he
back next season and the Memphis magnates are at pres
ent seeking a pilot for 1920.
Ihh list of nints Mhn hava sarNad OF the hahn % the Chinks Is n
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30

follows; 1890.
s0l-lSO2-1S03-Charle Frank.
19O4l905-Lew Whistler. ~
1e0s.l907- Babb.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bernhard.
1Sl47-Mike j. Finn.
19l5+-Bris Lord.
jSis-Dolly Stark, George Moriarity and c., Barger.
l9H-Mlke Donln and Cy Barger.
= 1l1R1Q1l-Cu pnnnnr
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30

He goes to ole Miss to inspect the
front linn OF defense and 10 learn what
prospects are at hand for a football
machine for the approaching season
In moving his headquarters from his
old stand at Central high to his new
position at Ole Miss, Sullivan isJneroly
accepting a poet he tossed aside In
1917 TO become q lieutenant In the 1tsth
field artillery. 3ist division.
The amazing career experienced by
this son Of destiny Is beyond parallel
In the history OF pHap sports in the
South. From 1911 through 1917 he has
been practically unbeatable In every
line Of sportive endeavor, including
baseball, football, basketball and track,
He never coached a swimming team
or he might have had a little luck
there. And he never took a shot at
knitting, for which he Is duly thank
full. But otherwise he was 4 bird OF
the rarest piumage,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30

To be plain about it, this writer feels that Prince Hal
Giants ink this season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
WESTERN LEAGUE.

pes Moines Z, Sioux City I,
Wichita 8, Joplin o,
oklahoma City 4, Tulsa 2
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
WHERE THEY Plan,
'N(1,.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Chattanooga at Memphis, (two
games).
Little Rock at Nashville.
Mobile at Birmingham.
New Orleans at Atlanta.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn,
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
st, Louis at Chicago.
~H $780,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Cleveland,
Detroit at st, Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
TEAM eArTINe,
PILLS SPLIT WITH A

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. M-phila-
delphia and Boston yesterday divided
the first OF their two double headers.
the locals winning the first game I N
the i2th inning 4 10 :, and losing the
second 9 10 e. The first four Boston
batters hit safely against Cantwell, who
made his first big league start In the
second game. After that he pitched
fairly we'll
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
TIGERS TAKE BROWNS.

ST, LOUIS, Aug. 30.-Jones' hit into
the right field bleachers with two run.
ners on base in the fourth gave Detroit
a 5 to 2 victory over st. Louis yes
terday and tied the visitors with Cleve-
land for second place. II vas the third
successive time St. Louis has been
beaten by a home run, 1s of which
have been made here in the last 10
games.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
U B BILL SATURDAY.

Another double header Is the attrac-
ton Saturday, which will mark the
closing of the series with the Look
outs.
The Little Rock Travellers come
Sunday for a three-game series, ending
with a double header Monday, which Is
Labor day.
The Little Rock series will finish the
Southern league season in Memphis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
souTh ATLANTIC LEAouu.
Cic0tte Hangs Up
~T'Wenty-Sirth
Win OF Season

CLEVELAND, O.. AUG, M-Staging
took the first gamA Of the series from
Cleveland, . to y IL being Cicotte's
twenty sixth victory Of the season,
Sehalk scored the winning run In the
ninth on his PASS, Cicotte's sacrifice and
Leibcid'a single
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30

Summary: Two-bAss hits--Demoe,
Neusel, Carroll, Three base hitA-Mei-
derkorn. Home run-Graff. Sacrifice
htts-Demoa, NeuselA Sacrifice fly
Ne%iderkorn, Stolen ~haHes-Graff, Neu-
sci. Left on bases -C Chattanooga 8,
Demoe to Anderson, Griffith TO Ander-
son, Manda (unassisted). wild pitch
Browne, Bases on baIls-Off Browne 4.
Struck out-By Browne l. Hit by
pitoher-Gleason. Time-l;SO EMPIRES
-IauEon and Campbell.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
MEMPHIS.

Summary Two-base hlts~Nsusel,
Demoe, Collenberger, Sacrifice hits
High. Carroll Christenbury and
Lewis. Left on basoa-Memphls 4,
Chattanooga 2, Stolen bases-Demoe,
Bratehi. Bases on halls-On Vines 2,
Struck out-By Foster 4, by Vines /.
Tlme-1;06. umpires-Campbell and
Iaugon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-30
YANKs MAKE SWEEP.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-New York
made a clean sweep of its ~four-game
series with Washington, winning an
The scores were four to one and five
10 one. Quinn and Thormahien both
pitched strong games for the Yankees.