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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11
CLUB BOY TREBLES ,,, =
HIS FATHERS YIELD

One CT my Corn CluD boys who has
followed instructions will produce 6o
bushels of corn on his acre, while his
father, who cultivated his corn BY
methods he has followed for fort,
Years will not make 80 bushels on three
! acres. B. W. Baker, assistant agent III
Rapides parish, reports.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11
els R, BRIcE MARKETS
FIRST BALE OF COTTON

Mr., S. Il. Brice. one Of the pro
orassive farmers Of this community
: n town last week with bali
~ = cotton which he sold to ]. "
q sbarard. While this is the 2nd bale
Il new crop cotton to be marketed ners
4 Is the frst bale to be sold mere ma'
was ! raised II this parish
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11
Sipe Springs Oil Money Is
GOING into Safe Investments.

Bringing in OF
new oil wells at
Sipe Springs,
Texas, natural
ly brought large
amounts of mon
ey to many OF
its inhabitants
and a goodly
portion Of this
has already been
invested in Reg
istered Treasury
Co,,;ors Cortifi-
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11
TRESPASS NOTICE

All narties are warned not to In any
uay trespass upon my lands in Bien /,
r; iii. narish, La, under penalty Oh
p'g This the 18th day Of Sept, 1917
- ". N. JOHNSON,
MA Athens, II
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

Rub.MyyTism is . powerful ahtisep'
tic: il kills the poison caused from IN
fected cuts, cures old Sores letter
ntc.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

:, The harry was sent to a req
Gu. home and became a woman
She who was old only in expert
enee again learned the simple
love Of a child. shs was saved
fos the world.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

sss has proven twill cure Malaria
chill. and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds
and IaCripps. 1t kills the germs t that
,a,,,e the fever. Fine tonic, w.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

Each was saved through the
Salvation Army and its orgarll'
cations for mankind.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

The poor man sent his wire
70 a maternity home where she
received good care. His e0''oren
w.r. sent food, clothing ana
fuel.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

ment, Hoard Of State Engineers, max
ing survey, check for amount Of week
" approved payrolls, said amount being
equal to the number Of miles applied
for at approximately Thirty Dollars
($3000l per mile, and the amount re-
ouired to be on hand to cover estimat
ed cost Of making the necessary sur.
,'c,ys, maps, plans. investigations, re
ports, etc.
The above and foregoing is a true and
correct. copy Of the original passed b!
the Police Jury Of Bienyillc parish.
State of Louisiana, on the LIST day Of
September, 1910.
J. s. WILLIAMS,
Clerk of the Police Jury.
Settlement with the parish of Bien.
Vile for all Parish Tax, Road Tax, Ii
cense and Interest collected for month
of July, 1919.
]. Il. Currie, Sheriff and Ex-Oflicit
Tax Collector, Dr., in account with the
Parish of Bfenyille, CIR.
70 Par. Tx. collected for July. .$419.3i
To Interest collected for July. 90
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

u..;no total of $40, 1923
rhey charge old vouchers -
prior to election Of under.
signed as Treas, tot al
If ..$16, 4W.3J
they charge and return
vouchers signed by under,
signed as Treas. a total
Of ....... .......,. 0,iZo.zo
This makes a total eng.
~ .S22,219.64
Leaving a balance as per
their statement of date
Aug. %, 1919 to credit "a 100 ..
Of parish .........S46, 1880 4o40A'''
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

p Con 'ep''''" L
). Colon, reported nc
/ II. White, reporte' N
name and had been place pa e, N
IN and asked that lie " &C
"A tie fist. g.,
4. Corley, reported a. sa =,
"a and asked that she O
IN the list. . ~
j. Wood, absent "
B, Loe reported no i
D. Smith, reported nc a
auly seconded, the Ponce &C I
N, s' ]. b. currle and j. ).
4 / committee to see tne
a well Of the courthouse FUN u.s.
. M one or trade tile ell
!. 40 ii exchange Oh a new
s sss being used now is toe
n purpose it is being use'
duly seconded, DR.. Fl. A
a instructed to employ
il Ward 8 to see that to, tn
Ia ward is dipped ACCORDING my
4 d mark cattle being mp
Ties can be distinguished
not dipped. |
~ duly seconded. the prcsi
4. Police Jury Is authorized
local accountant to checl
So and bank accounts OF tn
4 md to assist the committee
ID i statement and repor
md said books and accounts u
m luIy seconded the follow
Ioil was offered and unapl'
gplsll; s,,.,..
Endowed, That A. D, Smlu
4 tie Police Jury be and h
authorized to borrow for hoat
IN, /, Bienyille parish, La
II exceeding Eight Thousand
81 Dollars, and to pledge the
aid Road District, not ex'
I'D amount as collateral SC
i'll II be, repaid from funds
iIont the sale Of said roat
i,om the amount realized OF
n they are taken up after thu
~ rad bond issued by Bien
kh aaid amount so borrowed
ID d repairing constructing AM
IL expense Of repairs on road
lid District No. I.
iiDlution being adopted by tn
vote;
NJ D. Golf, r. i. Colon, l
!. Il, Corley, ]. B. Loe.
sons
|Cn duly seconded the I0llOV
hlIon vas adopted:
L Resolved, BY the Police Jul
Jhle parish that the offer tn
~ B. r. Felts for Road ID
bnds Road District No. y
parish, La, be and the sal
accepted and the president
authorized to deliver to 50
III said bonds upon his co
mi the terms of said OIL
lsIdent and secretary or Gle
khosiad 10 issue any and all
tnd accept the money and dr'
juuehers as may be necess'
lAgflzcd to have the proceeds
b the commercial Bank OF
ltpve resolution passed by
zotc;
b. f;off, r. l.. Colon, D.
4, corley, J. B. Loo, 4.
Is 1alaa1la|
None. j ~ iE
NJ 4. i. Wood.
1qtion duly seconded the fol-
lutiol WIS adopted:
Resolved; By the Police J
lslIle parish IN regular ses
On this the 2nd day OF
lMQ that there be a
q three the president TO u
easifmal,, and two to be
The president from the J
duties Of said comm
y confer with the State !
nnlssien and the Hon. Du
J! sk Eugineer, as to the
wnlcl to proceed 70
y plcnslhe PARISH a''p
Me Nay q sultaDle :, Guy IN,
ehgmeer III puiluhil
y !, lne parish. lhal
snall nave such ehglne e
e gs ane Jury at such III
Mme' :,
su,'n y Resolved, mat
s''sA report 10 ihe uo
nv & gen reasonably 10
..s u M
ss commlttec was 81 ~
torley and D. NJ. Wh
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11
on Bridge Fund for acct Of
Ward 4, as per warrants
mailed NE by Pres. A. ID.
Smith ...................... ................

SHiitll .........-......... ...-......... lou,f-
chg. Wd. 4, and credit Com
mercial Bank, Arcadia. Isl ,36294
'otal amt Of warrants drawn
on Gen. Fund for acct OF
Ward 5, as per warrants
mailed me by Pres. A. ID.
Smith ..... ............$ 521.6c
Total amt. of warrants drawn
on Bridge Fund for acct Of
Ward 5, as per warrants
mailed me by Pres. A. d.
Smith ................ ........,.. 41.92
Total amt. Of warrants drawn
OH Road Fund for acct of
Ward 5, as per warrants
mailed me by Pres. A. D.
Smith ................... .................. SOC
/ chg Wd. 5 and credit Com
mercial Bank, Arcadia. ........$ 572,61
Total amt. of warrants drawn
on Gen. Fund for acct Of
Ward 6. as per warrants
mailed me by Pres. A. ID.
Smith .................. .................$ $3.50?
Total amt. of warrants drawn
on Road Fund for acct of
Ward G, as per warrants
mailed me by Pres. A. D.
Smith .................. ............... 37.2!
[ chg. Wd. !, and credit Com
mercial Bank, Arcadia. IS 69227
Total amt. of warrants drawn
on Gen. Fund for acct Of
Ward I, as per warrants
mailed me BY Pres. A. D.
Smith ....~...... .....................$ 225.OC
| Total amt. Of warrants drawn
on Bridge Fund for acct Of
| Ward I, as per warrants
mailed me by Pres. A. y.
Smith ...................... .......,...... IT,;
| Total amt. of warrants drawn
| on Road Fund for acct of
Ward I, as per warrants
mailed me by Pres. A. ID.
Smith ..,.................. ............... $50
I chg, Wd. I, and credit Com
merclal Bank, Arcadia. ......$ 1882
, Treasurer's books show as follows
Ward l, Chgd. with total Of $4,000
+, Ward ?, Chgd. with a total Of. 1920
Ward 3, Chgd. with total Of. 1860
:, Ward 1, Chgd. with total Of. 1862!
Ward 5, Chgd. with total Of 572.t
Ward 6, Chgd. with total Of. Co.,:
Ward I, Chg4. with total Of. 49,
$6,34S.
). Ward 6 shows a charge of...$692.
u Less voucher No. 175 issued
to Harriet Shodderick, pauper 8.
~ Ward q shows charge
of ..$6S7.27
JNO, +. HARRISON. Ph. Urea
The remainder Of the Police j,
Proceedings will appear in next wee
issue Of the Democrat.
]. S. WILLIAMS, Clrk
4 u. SMITH. President.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

The gutter bum was offered a
.hanc. at self rehabilitation. ne
made good. He quit drink got a
lob and was useful.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

$23627.So l..
.,,a 95h, 1919, Treasures BOOKS ns,s,s
,,, ars' ! l balance due Parish Of I bls an.
ilow . od hr Commercial Bank Of Ar
,adia, La, sas,621.0 y, T,.,as.I
Sent. list, 1910. ,.,,,,
Total amt. Of warrants dr.M
l" y, Gem Fund for acct OF
Ward i. as per warrants
mailed me by Pres a =. !, ao7.N
Smith ...............--...-. z. $500.
Total amt. of warrants drawn II
on Road Fund for accs -
Ward /, as per warrants |
mailed me by Pres. A. - oa
Smith ........'.'...,'..'' .----
chg. wa. !, anu ', sreadia. 1905
Total amt Of warrants drawn Ira =,
On Gen. Fund for acct u
4 ward 2 as. per Warrants
mailed me by Pres A. y aos N
cmifh ...........,. COMMENCEMENT
chr wd. . and credit Com %, N
, neercial Bank, Arcadla..~S o9-'V
Total amt. Of warrants drawn y.
on Gen. Fund for acct "
Ward 8 as per warrants
+ mailed me by Pres. A. y e,,er
ii Smith .........-... .,,'''',,.'.......'.Y
!, Total amt. of warrants drawn n
, on Road Fund for acct u
!. W Ward 8. as per warrants
j mailed me by Pres A. D. o.
h c-,ith ............. ........,.'.'.-'
,e CHG Wd. 8, and credit COM : roe !
: , ,,,srcial Bank. Arcadia......-,.$ 'Vo'V
t Total amt. Of warrants draw,
on Gen. Fund for acct o.
Ward i, as per warrants !.
mailed me by Pres A. = oa7
Smith .............. ,...., ,..... -
lr,ta, amt. Of warrants drawn
y. on n Road Fund for acct q
n. ward 4, as per waflan X
~. Smith ,....s...... ..'-., 80. 80.
r Total tau amt, II warrants a'aSa
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

TIL. hooks Of the undersigned az
parish Treasurer show as follows,
I had no balance from the Ponce
Jury or the bank to woork rom
when received the statement
from the Commercial Bank, |
took their total deposits, when " lsd ..
WAS ,.................'' '''''''.'r
7 substract the old warrants
thew had charged ana
which were issued before
my election as Treas. their 20 40, ..
total ..."..".." .'.'''.'''-'''''.''''
rbis gives a balance of,.......sZS'S'V'9'
r r amt. of vouchers sign
ed by Treas. and when zen 600 q
we're issued on July I, 1919 eS4Se
NH. ,eores a balance of......$23,6zz'o
IF charge the Commercial
Rank and credit Ward =
for voucher No. 175, issu-
Cd to Harriet shoderick,
pauper, now deceased. rms
warrant returned to me x
by member J. B. Loe..~"-' =.
mic leaves n balance Of. SZ5'o-'''
Total amount Of vouchers aNn'
outstanding, Aug 2otn' e,5
1919 .........-....".' ''''',''' -
!, Treasurer's hooks show llhs
balance, including elecA' s94 90
outstanding ...-.....--.... '.''., ~
Commercial Bank Of Arcad- 80, ,4o
IL books show. y
Bal. as per above. s24 '24z''l
= Less outstanding e,s4,
3 vouchers ''''-.'
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

JNO. 7. HARRISON. Phi. Treas.
The remainder Of the Police Jury
Proceedings will appear in next weeks
issue of the Democrat.
J. s. WILLIAMS, Clrk.
A. D. SMITH, President.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

The workinsman went to work
lno mans hotel. He was gwen
shelter and clothing with food as
the Lowry Nazarene commanded
Va learned a trade and became
u..ful. He became a producer
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

We, the undersigned Finance Com.
mittes. have examined the above state
ment and books and find same to be
correct. Respectfully submitted,
Il. L. COLON,
J. b. LOE, Com.
Report to Police Jury of Blenvllle
parish. Louisiana, by Jno. F. Harrl'
sen, Parish Treasurer, on this Sept.
LIST, 1919:
Will state in beginning that | had
10 figures to work from until 1 re-,
.eiyed statement from Commercla'
Rank Of Arcadia. La, on Aug 2oth
1919 Their statement of this dat!
headed, Parish of Bienville, Jno'
| Harrison, Treasurer, shows as 1ol
|
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11

The simple girl went to a clean
boarding house and after a 'ew
wears made good. She b'ossomed
into a flower Of pure woman
hood.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-11
rollcr NRz

4 BIsuville .I parish
Il regular sssslu,t'
IA InemOears i pt White
n forley, , , NJ n. c g ION
s allied to order !, r., by , 'ss
minutes Of inc aIon ,nsl
"a a !, /, '' esprec ai"n'i in
g 'sssra / to the n pres'a anj
opposition s '' as as to for A ar
aroposition, Has abstract YETI
n1z Fs .,,Io1 9t IIip
" + july III took up 'N'N
I , s'srs on roads and
follows .,,,ortpd roads
\ D, Golf fire, rsp0r, aud two two
!, bad condition. ton road,
I AIRY good goods sn' Lsoorte,
II. White rt t.;ar or'
n GOD q shape and bridge
4. corley, ! rcp"f'j !
4 pF' ,,,ood absent.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
ALEXANDER
 GIAN7 CE Against League Leaders

Chicago, June 1S.--The Chicago sors, the Giants, yesterday, and scored what they considered a singu- lar triumph by winning their first game of the season from the league leaders. This victory, which came in the final game of the series here, was the breaking point in a string of seven consecutive defeats four in New York and three here. The score was to ,. The score:
 r. Il. c. Chicago ...,,.. .oo005011x-7 II , New York ...... 02o00000O-2 ! 1 Alexander and O'Farrel, Causey Regan and McCarty.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
DEMPSEY SURPRISES
Challenger Scales Many Pounds More Than Admirers Had Exper ted Ncight YcsterdnN Was POI.

Toledo, Ohio, June 16.-Jacl< Demp- sey, matched 10 meet Jess Willard for the heavyweight championship here on July 4, gave his admirers their big gest surprise yesterday when he weighed himself on set of tested scales and tipped the beam at exactly POI pounds. Dempsey was clad only i'll q swimming suit and boxing shoes, which weighed only about a pound
 The weighing was done after din- ner at the ChallcngCr's camp attended by Tex Rickard. promoter of the con test Mayor SChrciber, C. r. Wall, D- rector of Public Safety, and numer- oua sporting celebrities and news paper men. Even Jack Kearns, man. ager of the challenger looked as tOnished when the beam passed over the 200 mark. He announced Mon- day Dempsey would scale at about 195 pounds. The weight as shown by Dempsey is about thirteen pounds better than when he defeated Fred Fulton in round at Harrison, N, !
 The challengcr's poundage was considerable of a jolt to admirers of Willard, who had declared that Dennp- sey's hard work under q scorching sun would likely burn him out and send him into the ring a about 186 pounds,
 Dempsey appeared to he in perfect condition when he jumped on the scales. There was not an ounce of surplus flesh on hs body, which has been burned to a copper color as q, re suit Of weeks of exposure to the sun.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
VALE TRIUMPHS |OVER HARVARD NINE
Blue Makes Strong Finish in Last lnninS-SCore Is 2 to 1

New Haven, June 18.-Before a rec ord breaking crowd of 18,O00 people, Yale defeated Harvard by the nar rcWest of margins yesterday in the opening game of their annual series. The score was to l.
 In attendance the thr0ng was the biggest ever gathered in Connecticut to witness a match on the diamond. The affair surpassed as a spectacle all the previous gatherings ever seen at a Yale commencement. Fifty-siX alumni classes, headed by 30 brass bands or drum corps paraded the field previous to the opening of the game, the younger classes bedecked in costumes sumptuous in coloring or eccentric in design.
 Following the game, the jubilant procession blared a pandemonium Of triumph parade from Yale field through the city streets to the campus where 4,000 alumni celebrated the victory in the first reunion banquet held in three years.
 More sensational and spectacular baseball never greeted a Yale throng One error, an overthrow of first base by Third Baseman Prann, was the sole misplay for both teams, but the Eli infielder atoned for his blunder in < single drove home Rabbit Sawyer with the winning run.
 Aside from the almost faultless sup port given the pitchers, the tWirllns of Clark Selleck, Yales third string pitcher was the feature. Selleck held the Crimson batsmen helpless with the exception of the first inning, while Babe Fe1ton for Harvard was eXtrl- cated from hole after hole by his brilliant fielding support He passed seven batsmen and made two wild pitches but yielded only five singles. Yales total of nine base runners stranded attests't 10 the excellent tleld- ing behind him.
 Selleck yielded only four hits, and passed but two batsmen. After the first inning only two hits were made off his delivery, and no Harvard bats man passed second base. From the first to the seventh he retired the canta brigians in order.
 Tn the initial inning, after Sclleck had famed Hallowell, an incurVo brushed Batsman Mcleod, whose claim to being struck with the ball was allowed by Umpire Johnstone after a protest by Yale. Emmons hounder was tossed to second by Prann, Mcleod again getting close decision in his favor.
 Knowles famed and Frothingham skinned a grounder to Murphy in deep with q, hit. Perkins singled to left, again filling the bases, but Bond failed to respond to dutys call, his grounder to SellecE allowing the Yale pitcher to run to the plate for q put out ahead of Emmons. This closed the inning and also ended Harvard $ Ic1i of lac substitute pitcher, who had the cal yesterday because of his brilliant achievement in twirling the Ellis tc victory at Princeton last Saturday The score:
 r. h. e Yale .00O001001-c 5 ] Harvard .1O00000O0-1
 SelIeck and Sheehan; Felton anc Bond.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

the hitting. Bach pitched Hartford ous easily. We're was hit in the head by one of Faircloths s fast shoots when batting in the third inning. He sus- tained concussion of the brain and for a few minutes was in convulsions with several of his mates holding him down. He recovered and wanted to continue, but was sent to the club house. The score:
 R.HE. Worcester ...3o3 900 11x-8 14 l Hartford ...101 001 000--8 1 Bach and Tyler; Williams, Fair cloth and Flaherty
 Providence, R. L, June 18.-Carl Williams pitched shutout ball yester- day Hinchman's wild peg robbing him of no-run game. Gearin was pounded hard in the fourth and fifth, Hargraves driving the ball over the fence with the bases crowded in the former session. The score. #t
 R.H.E. Waterbury ....00O 40 00O--5 5 1 Providence .010 900 O0o--1 6 i Williams and Hargrave; Gearin and C1rStor
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
CREWS TAKE 1T EASY
1ale and Harvard Oarsmen Fights Paddle and Practice Start on the Thames River.

Thames River,
 New London, June 18.--Y esterday was an easy one for the Yale crews, only short paddles with racing starts practice being indulged in by the var Sity and freshmen eights. The oars men had the Harvard roWers as their guests in the annual roll call made by the Red Top crews. News of the victory of the Vale baseball team over Harvard had a cheering effect at Gales Ferry.
 Against the tide and wind yesterday morning, YaIc's second va ar3ity crew was given q two mile time TOW, doing the distance in 11:07. Tor the first mile the paccmaker was the freshman eight which did the mile in 5:13, and for the second mile by the combina- ton eight.
 The first varsity did nothing on the water but pa dClle about The finish of the varsity cights race Friday will be just above the new bridge of the rail road company. This will shorten the course by 150 wards. The new finish line is being established.
 No hard work was given to any of the Harvard crews yesterday. Rae ing starts were indulgcd in by all the boats but aside from short paddles the day was a holiday.
 The Harvard crews were taken by Bill Hanes to tho two mile mark ye5- tcrclay morning and all were given racing starts for a mile. The crews were coached all the way down for in dividual faults. The second varsity and the freshmen were then sent up Q mile at a half paddle, and later the varsity eight was sent back the sam 6 way.
 Harvard men are confident over the
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
BECK EFT SCORES K. o.
English Heavyweight Champion Re
 tains Title Against Nearest Rival.

London. June 18.--BeCkctt retained his title to the heavyweight cham pionShip of Great Rritin by knock ing out Frank Goddard in tho second round of what was to have been Q 20 round match at the Olympic club last night.
 The purse was for 5000 pounds. Several thousand persons saw the fight, among them being. Capt. John Alcock and Lieut.. Arthur w. Brown and Vice Admiral Beatty. Great in terost was attached to the battle, as the winner is to be matched against Georges Carpenter. the French cham pion, who holds the heavyweight title of Europe.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
KENT IS ILL
Hartford Wrestler Will Be Unable to Go on With July , Bout on Advice of Physician.

Ernest Dutch" Kent. the popular Hartford wrestler. came to this city last evening and produced a certif ca te from Dr. T. B. McCoOk. showing that he was ill and would be unable to appear here in the star bout at St. Marys playgrounds July 2. The very few wrestling fans in this city will regret to hear of Rents condi- ton. Supervisor A. A. Pilz has taken immediate steps to secure a real bout for the occasion and is in communi- cation with Waino Ketonen of Wor- cester, Mass, champion middleweight wrestler of the world and Tony Els lum of this city, the local boy who did his bit' in the war. A ketonen Esium bout will decide 3, real cham - pionship, and will create added in terest or July 3.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
Brc.Nns Easy Picking.

New York, June 18.--The Tanks gave the St. Louis Browns another facing up at the Polo Grounds yester- day, Ernie Short joining the ranks of successful pitchers by turning the Burke boys back by a score of , to .. As the White SoX trimmed the .Ath- letics at the last moment, the Tanks are still running a plucky second i'll the league race. The Cleveland In dians, who come here today to make trouble, are now right in the thick of tho scramb ble because of their double victory in Boston. With three clubs .salloping neck and neck, the Amer- can league race has the baseball fans scratching their heads, The score:
 R. H. r.. New York ,... 600 12f 01x--5 II Q St Louis .... 900 900 tn1--2 Il 0 Shore and Hannah; Weilman, Wright and Severeid
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
Pirates Get Third in Row.

Pittsburgh. June 1S.-Philadelphia was defeated by Pittsburgh for the third successive time yesterday, 6 to Q. Frank Miller. pitching for the home team, was effective with runners on base. The score:
 Philadelphia. .... 00OOO0000---o .
 Miller and Schmidt; Jacobs and Adams.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
White SON Take Series.

Philadelphia, June 18.-Chica go made a clean sweep of the series with Philadelphia by winning yesterdays 5 game, ' to ,. Fabcr was batted hard, ting. Home-run drives by Risbcrg. Perkins and Burns and fast double plays by Collins and Gandil featured. The score:
 R. H. F.. Chicago .,.... 01o 021 o30-7 10 ? Philadelphia ..004 002 000-6 l5 l Faber, Kerr and Schalk; Naylor. Johnson, Rogers and Perkins,