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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29

delay in the latter city getting off
TO normal trading, helped by the fact
that many traders We're not on hand AT
the opening, tended to aggraNate the
early excitement. There was nothing
in the news over the weekend to cause
much change, so the strength shown
was reflection Of the firmness abroad.
The March position opened Is points up.
at SO, l0C, but a hurried decline TO 3s,SSc
followed, attributed to the few traders
being present and the efforts of few
TO see a reaction. That level however
attracted buyers and it did not take long
to bring about recovery to the previous
close and slightly better Gable news
and absence of any weakness in the
spot department helped the upturn, but
when the call money market showed
rates as high as Is per cent in the aft
ernoon some weakness developed in cot
ton and a dip to S5,67c followed, The
money market all day was source of
some concern, but stocks failed to weak
en- materially thereon, and in cotton
there, was still no prospect of getting
holders to weaken any,
Large exports for the day and pros
! rects for them to be large for several
days helped give tone to the market.
| Statistics also made a bullish showing
| for the movement into sight showed a
loss, while takings by the spinners and
excess, thus making a considerable rela-
! 1--WE lOSS III NlSlDlS supply
| Liverpool was due to come &c to 81
points to the good, but finals were much
! better, being IS to So points up, with
tone called steady, Spots were marked
| up So points, middling to 275ed, with
| sales 5000 bales, including $500 Ameri-
can. Nothing was received, Manches-
| ter advices, as shown by the reports
| from Liverpool, are excellent and one
| letter said that mills were booking
business as far ahead as 1922, with buy
ers agreeing to absorb any wages in
| creases,
In the belt spot business was not
| large, but there is no sign OF weakness
among the holders, and quotations are
without change to higher, The weather
is favorable for picNing the cotton left
in the fields, but there continues only
scarcity of the good grades and staples
Futures closed % to ~ points lower,
tone steady
New Orleans closed 10 points lower to
SIS points up tone steady. Spots were
unchanged, middling at 4oc, with sales
/ ,460 bales.
Liverpool is due to come 16 to is
points lower,
In the local market sales were 1900
bales and quotations were unchanged,
middling at 40c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29-Trade buy
ing and covering by shorts were re-
sponsible for wide gains in the price
OF cotton today. Much Of the buying
was stimulated by the rise in the New
YORK market over the holidays here,
out much of it was due to reports of 4
continued immense business being done
by English mills. During the first half
hour OF the session prices advanced &c
TO lOS points the distant months being
tho strongest.
Early exports of 10000 bales of cot
ton from United States ports, against
only 5,S2I bales this day last year, held
the market steady in the face of some
little realizing by longs. Late in the
morning the trading months were at
advances Of SO to SO points
Ialk of large export movement dur
this week as the result of efforts to
clean up old-year business kept the
market steady and one Of its spurts
wtdened the net advance to as to 115
points, The hard spot stimulated real
izing from the long side and values re-
acted to a moderate extent AT |
O'Clock the trading months were 96 to
Fl points higher than the final prices of
last week
Futures ranged as follows to o'clock.
Spots closed steady and unchanged ;
ordinary, 26 49,, good ordinary, 2S75C;
low middling, 33,25c middlgn, 0.O02,
good middling, 41.75c. Sales on the spOA
SS5; to arrive ,075.
Futures closed steady at a decline Of
10 to advance of IS points.
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FROM WALL STREET
Opening Delayed Half Hour by
Subway Tieup, But First
Prices Hiqher.

NEW YORK, Dee. 29-The opening
OF today's stock market was postponed
Tor n6lt an hour because OF a temporary
nreaNduwn IN the local subway system.
FIRST prices were higher rr the main,
last weeks active movement IN indus
trials being resumed, Steels. feathers,
coppers and low grade rails were the
strongest features, with American
Wooien which led last SATURDAYS splr.
itcd advance OF special issues Rails
were irregular and clippings eased with
several octDNe equipments.
can loans advanced to rs per cent
az midday and to Sla per cent was
ma for time money for the shorter
oates, This precpitated wider selling
Of leading stocks excepting conpers,
which rose ! to points on the increas
ed demand for tho y,,atol
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DOW JONES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, Dec, 29.--Wood alcohol
kills l04 since Christmas.
Senate to halt ship surrender.
villa writes Associated Press that
he will avenge Angeles.
Immigrants throng to United States,
Ellis island damned
Lloyd George again denouncOs United
States action on peace treaty.
France to raise $1,000. 600 900 francs.
Wisconsin passenger rail rates to 20
hack to cents per mile basis March /.
Senator 1enroot predicts surrender
Of Democrats on treaty.
London bank rate to advance soon.
Federal trade commission begins In
quiry into price guarantees. Complaints
charge tnanufactlrers' agreements keen
up living costs.
New York federal reserve bank ratio
down from "A per cent to 40 per cent,
low record.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, Dec 90 -~Mercantile pa
per, G; sterling 60-day bills, AIS cont
mercial to-day bills on banks, SIS; COM
merciai GO-day bills, 374G; demand.
3.79; cables, $50
Francs, demand, 1910; cables, 1865
Lire, demand, 1915; cables, l3,1g,
Marks, demand 2O6; cables, EOS.
Government and railroad bonds irreg
ular
and six months, SnSi9c
can money strong high, %; low, IL;
ruling rate, IL; closing bid, 90, offered
at 20h; last loan, 20, Bank acceptarces
AZ per cent,
maximum of % per cent was estah-
lishod for call money IN the last hour,
hut some stocks rallied substantially
when the rate rcCeded to 20 per cent?
The closing was heavy
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GRAIN MARKETS
Higher Wheat Prices in Can
ada Give Strength to Do
meStiG Grains.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29,-Hoistiug OF wheat
prices in Canada led TO sharp advance
today In the corn market here The
jump in Canadian Quotations amounted
10 30 cents bushel and was ACCOM-
PANIED by notice that permits would b.
Issued for the Importation Of flour from
the United States into canada. Open
ing prices, which ranged from ll,c de-
cline 30 2ho advance, with January
N2ll2 10 $l.2S and May H.27le TO
Sl2iSt. were followed by pronounced
gains all around
higher
Seahoard demand gave independent
strength to oats. After opening lac off
to Nc higher, with May SO%c to S07sc
the market continued to ascend.
Provisions We're lifted by the grain
bulge
Subsequently selling pressure against
lard developed and lard prices under
went a setback
Open HiEh Low Today Prev
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
CHILD BURNS TO DEATH

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 30, (SplD
Eugene II, Ludwig, two year odd son
of Mr.. and Mrs, E II, Ludwig, was
burned to death about 10 O'Clock this
morning when fire destroyed the Lud-
wig home here, The child Is supposed
to have been asleep under n bed end
did not hear it's parents frantic calls
while searching Tor him. The body was
recovered after the firemon had ex-
tingulshcd the flames
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29.-Hogs, receipts,
2l,000; steady to &c lower. Top, $t4,l5,
bulk, $l39OGilLlO; heavy, $i3S0ml4.l5;
medium, Sl5.SOQ14.l5; light, $lS.25@
lAl0; pigs, $l2.OOd1S,9O,
Cattle, receipts, 5000; steers, 25r
lower, others steady: Choice heavy
common, $S.O0u1425; butcher heifers,
7.00G16,OO; cows, SOOQl2,50; Gamers,
$5,50G6.75 calves, $13.O0Gpl6.75 feeders,
S6,75@l2.5O; stockers, $6,25q1075.
Sheep, receipts, $500; steady; lambs,
"a 75@ 1900; culls3 $750ql4,25; year
ling wethers, Sl2.00ql5,O0, choice ewes,
$700W1OOO culls, $4.0Oq65o
ceipts, $500; steady to 25c higher; 1875
pounds up, $l425; 12O to 1866 pounds,
$1,000; pigs, $l3.25; throw-outs, $12,2b
Cattle--Recelpts, 700; active, higher;
heavy steers, S2,5OGii 90; beef S, steers,
SS.0o@u5O; cows. 100000 so; heifers,
$S.O0@l2. 90; feeders, $9.O0@l1 90; stock =
ers, $7.006t0.00.
Sheep-Receipts SO; steady; lambs,
$500; sheep, $500.
CHICAGO, Dec. Receipts.
$4,000; unsettled; choice heavy steers,
$lS,7bG2O,Oo medium, $l1 0OQ1S.75;
common, $S.75Gl1OO; choice lights,
$l4 000l9.5O; common. $S000 "a 90 ;
butcher heifers, Sc, 40Gl475; cows, So. 25
nlS.50; Gamers, 525G6.256; calves,
vi, 800 1899; oo feeders, $7OOg12.25,
Sheep-Receipts, 81. 900; firm; lambs,
SIG O0@lS.50i medium, $4,000 rs. 10 f.;
common, $12,00Gl6,25; good ewes, IS. 90
0l1,00; culls, S4SodS,25.
KANSAS CITY, Dec, --Hogs-Re
ceiptss $4,000; active, l5c to SOC higher;
mediums, $13SO614,4O; lights. $13. OOm
1926; pigs S12.5061325
-Cattle-Keceipts 10000; steady; steers
25c to SOC lower; calves b0c higher:
choice heavy steers, Sl61561S.75; me-
dunn, $lS.25Gl6,75; common, $l0.76a
1925: choice lights, SCHOOLS 90; com
mon, $S25dlSOO; butcher heifers, SS,75
1856; calves. $l3500l6OO: feeders
$775G13,1b; stockers, S6.OOm1O5o.
Sheep Receipts, 10000; lambs
steady; sheep weak Lambs. s1S, 00GR
1850; culls, s9.7b6l6,75; yeariing weth-
ers; 81; 1bmlS.OO; ewes, H5O@1O,5O;
115O; feeding lambs, $1l.75Q1450
MEMPHIS, Dec, 29--Hogs, receipts,
light; market active Heavy $13 5Om
400; medium, Sl3,00a13.50; packer
sows, l0O@ll.50; pigs, fat, s11 .5O@
u, so; stockers, 60 to 80 lbs, l.5Odr
1900 so to 125 lbs, $l2.0OG12.5O.
Cattle, receipts, light; active. steers,
medium heavy. s9,OO@11.OO; light
butchers, S00m9.0O: thin. common,
$6.O0dD6,50; choice light stockers, $500
dS.00; butcher heifers, $SO0@1OOO: fat
cows, $700m90O; cutters, Sb.50m6.bO,
Gamers 81 5OM475 veal calves. good,
sl3Ooml5,OO; light and poor, $1,000
100; heavy spring, good and fat $500
$1,000; poor and thin, SCOOPS So bulls,
fat, S65O@750; medium, 5.50@6 90;
mich cows, medium, S5O0Oq7500; good,
100000 l5000,
FORT WORTH, Texas, Dee. 2a.-Cat-
tt!sAM.Receipts, $500; strong; beeves,
Hogs--Recelpts, 1900; steady; heavy,
1873 75G113,SS.
Sheep.-Receipts, 1907 unchanged;
lambs, $l3.00@16,50.
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sPINNERs' TAKINGs.
SUGAR,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o-Raw sugar.
steady; centrifugal 7.2Si refined.
steady; cut loaf, 10 80; crushed, 10 25,
mould A, $50 cubes, 975; xxx
powdered, $50; standard powdered,
9l5; fine granulated and diamond A..
500; confectioners. $50: No soft
sugar, SS5; all old crop prices
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
CONSOLIDATED PORT
BOND CLOSING.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2g-Prices Of Lib
erty bonds at 1858 pm, today were:
Slhs, $9952 first 4s, S3.2O; second H.,
1910; first AS. 1913 SO, second AIS,
~ 's2; third as sst,Ss; fourth "A,
ss9.so.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 29.-Cotton, spot,
quiet; prices firm; good middIlng, sod;
fully middling, 2S.7jd; mlddling. 27.5Ot
low middling, 24,95d; good ordinary,
bales, including 1900 American. No re-
eeipts, Futures closed steady: Dec,
26,66d; Jan, % gid; March, "a. SGD; NAV,
2S34d; July, 22.1Od; Oct, 19.65d.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
COTTON MARKETS
Gables Come Strong and After
ErratiC Opening DOmeStiCS
Show SteadineSS.

NIVIFUa1 FIItTHuOU, DOC. y
Gables from Liverpoe! came strong
this morning indicating that the basis
Of bullish advices from that direction
sun exists. The holidays failed to bring
any startling surprises, and advices AZ
10 trade in Manchester were more bull
ish than usual, If any different. There
was some decline in the price of silver.
but the scramble for raw material
through absorption a contracts was
well maintained, which points to trou-
BILE for those selling such without be-
ing protected by the actual stuff.
On this side there was a wild opening
in New Orleans, where adjustment was
due to meet the advances made in New
York during the holiday period. The
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-Liverpool fully
met oVer-holiday advances in the cot
ION market mere. 80 lar as present crop
deliveries were concerned, The local
market opened at decline of two
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY, Dec 29-Eggs, lie
higher; frsts, Sic seconds, 44c'
Butter. packing, 1c lower, 44c, others
unchanged.
Poultry, springs, Sc higher. CSC
changed
Potatoes slightly higher s3.4O@3. Is.
CHICAGO, Dec. 90 Potatoes weak
er; arrivals, n cars Northern whites,
sa4ed, $3,30M345; do, bulk, So 406f3.5O.
Western Russets, johhinr a GOA o5
CHICAGO, Dec, 29-Butter, lower
creamery, 54d6Sc. Eggs, higher; re-
ceipts, l,OS6 eases; firsts, $4,000, ordi .
nary firsts, 57m62c, at mark, cases in
cluded, 65@6Sc,
Poultry, alive, higher; springs, soc;
fowls, Bic; turkeys, 4OC,
NEW YORK. Dec. 80 Butter, firm.
creamery, rirsts, 6lG69kc
EGGS, unsettled; fresh gathered
firsts, 70d7lc.
Cheese, steady; average run. 3Olaq
3lc.
Live poultry steady; chickens. soc.
fowls, 3oc; turkeys JOR55c dressed
steady; fowls, 2tG35c, chickens, 2Sm47c;
no turkeys quoted.
ST. LOUIS, Dec, 70 --Paultry--He
Csc; springs, 2Sci turkeys, 4Oc; ducks
sac; geese CSC
Butter--Creamery, &c
Eggs, Coo,
SAVANNAH, Ca. Dec, 2g.-Turpen-
tine, firm, sl5ola sales, 900, receipts,
al4 shipments, 300; stock, 1856 Rosin,
firm; sales, zoos; receipts, 1,l65, ship
D., Es. s16,4O@16,45; r., 1s40Gl647a ,
o., le.40@16,6O; H., IGt5mI6 5Ela; L.,
l7O0@17.tb; X. lSf5q1S50; NJ. 1g.Ga.
n. 1875; W. 20,25; Wv. 2t.25.
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Stocks.


New York-F'rom now to the end Of
the first week in January Is not "A long
time by the calendar but long enough
to cause trouble In the stock market If
we don't get some speedy relief I'm the
money market, --Ettelson.
New York-Ths mornings Irregular.
ty and the weakness in spots came as
surprise following last weeks
strength Beyond question money con-
dtions are largely II not entirely re.
sponsible for this change IN sentiment
year end stringency is not unusual, In
fact II would be unusual not to cXpc-
riencc tight money conditions over the
year-end If federal reserve sees fit
10 increase its discount rates in Keen
ing with the suggestion contained In
nnW-Jones message II will be because
commercial loans have not been re
duced in spite OF the sane advice ihut
present prices are abnormally high and
advantage should be taken to lquidato
merchandise, Thompson g. McRnnon
New YorlI,--lt is rumorcd around the
floor that money Is going to be very
tlght.-W, T., Hutton
New York.-Conditions being favor
sbe for continuation If bulIisn opera
tionS In the stock market, the fact that
the market advanced suddenly last week
IN face Of long scarcity OF stock mar
ket credits and heavy carrying charges
reflects the changed attitude of inpur-
tant interests and leads to the Conclu-
sion that their participation on the
bull side at this time and the scale
that dealing assumed toward the week
end can only be based upon the belief
that now that the inevitable reaction
has come in from November and Dcccm-
Der break, the profits are to be made
on the bull side and carrying charges
seem small in comparison We COutinl
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Grain.

Ibipapn pr{n,ur,r ,,,.......--....
. 900 00d We . ioT ooo '' ,'' - Mh'aN
$40 0oO oats - 90 oN0 eo'ni to o VS.
po',UVV' vas 'oS,VVU VS. l,40p,OOO. ship
473, 600 VS. 5S6. 900, oats 6o4 ono ~, S,c
600 ''' ''''''' '"' ''o
g Iort. p..,...
corn. I2T 900. oats Ia non sri, oo,UV",
Wheat g5 ono corn On O0o. gu 'p,''VHt"'
600 ''''''' '"'S' 49,
chiooa r.,.,
VAIL n,,,'a ~ rouuclloh OF food in Ger
n. naS Increased TO such an extent
nSis tI I'm I,ie German national COM
LUX, ., agrlculture. Beef supply is SC
safeguard food snnSIios WI Wh oot'oi, can
age the coming van, ,v, IN, ' n,, S,io' !, !,
. SOC. 600 tons ( HationnI gvndirn T,,' 60, ~
de- rovernmcpt 'rUi,J, SSmutE"te I'm
tai Of l0000,O00 lire has been formed
IN italy to control import trade in porl,
tats and dairy products.-T, & NJ. to
LARK 70
Chicago, Shorts covering at opening
causing strength, At this little advance
there is good selling by commission
''ou'eS Dl'en To Mc'all'
chicago -Seaboard demand for rye
and oats has been very keen, Sales of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
TOMORRoW's ESTIMATED.

1919. Last Wk. 1918.
N. Orleans. 45O0@ 5000 SAP 10,467
Galveston $4,000 32O, 600 22,4A 6,463
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WEEKLY FIGURES.
INSIGHT MOVEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2s-Hesters
figures on movement into sight:
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19.--Corn-No. .
I40G1 40; No. , white, S14S.
Oats-No. :, S3c; No white $3.50
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FORT WORTH, Texas, Dee 2a.--Cat-
tt!snReceipts, $500; strong; beeves,
Hogs--Recelpts, 1900; steady; heavy,
1875 75613,SS.
Sheep--Receipts 100; unchanged
lambs. H3,O0@1650.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13

Then entries were sent in too late and Paul Pilgrim refused to accept them as post entries. A strict rule of the club bars entries after closing tine-
 Charley Pores. national five mile champion and record holder. will do no more training or running for the next four weeks. He will take a good rest and then start training for the metropolitan national five-mile cham pionship races which will verD likely take place in August and oariy in September.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13
PURCHASE MAKES A GREAT
 SHOWING AT JAMAICA MEET

ing Questionnaire and Sailor.
 Billy Kelly gave away five pounds by the scale to Purchase but he was beaten by three times that poundage. Purchase sped over the course in l: :46 3-5.~ This is not record but it is likely he could have equalled the mark of 1:45 3-5 made by Hourless if he had had better luck and been urged to do his best.
 The Greenfield Stakes, a selling af- fair for two-year-olds at five and a half furlongs resulted in a. thrilling finish between Robert -Ll Gerry's Shoal and Walter J. Salmon's Eddie Rickenbacher. So close together was the pair that result was in doubt until the official numbers were posted. The judges said Shoal won by a nose :. Johnny Loftus and Abadane form ed a combination in the Boston Han dicap at six furlongs which could not be beaten. Abadane is a slow be- gihner and entering the homestretch he was so far in the rear that it didn't seem possible he could win. But Lof- tus went to work on him with his fa- nous whip and hand ride and before the final sixteenth pole had been GOV cred he was in front From then to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13

Jamaica, N. r., June 13.---Purchase raced himself to a place second only to Sir Barton in the three-year-old championship company yesterday. af- ternoon at the Jamaica track, while Billy Kelly came cropper and land ed among a host of three-year-olds which are fighting to keep themselves out of the third rate class. The turn of affairs came in the Southampton Handicap at one mile and a sixteenth. Purchase won the stake easily by three lengths and accomplished his task like a really great thoroughbred, while Billy Kelly showed only ordi- nary speed and less stamina and was beaten off.
 The race proved that Purchase can handle championship weight and carry his tremendous speed over a distance of ground and that Billy Kelly is not at his best at any distance over a mile.
 Purchases race was truly remark able. He carried 124 pounds, met with all sorts of bad racing luck, but still had sufficient speed and courage to come on in the home stretch and win easily from Yurucari which ran a fine race and beat Thunderclap neck for second honors. Rodgers dnished 1nqFth and Billy Kelly was fifth. 1ead-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13
Americans Ready For
 hatrford After Losing
 To Worcester Nine, 3-2

Hartford, June Swallowing their players in Worcester yesterday after noon by the score of to 2, the Americans put into this city early last night preparatory to meeting the Cap ltals in the first of q two-series game this afternoon. As soon as this se- ries has been disposed of the Ameri- cans will hit the trail for Bridgeport, where they will tackle the Pittsfield aggresation on Sunday afternoon.
 Marty Walsh according to state ments given out this morning, was expected to do the twirling for the Bridgeporters. The Hartford con- t1ngent was undecided as to whom to use against the Americans. Yester- day the locals sustained a hard drub- ping at the hands of the Greys, losing a hard played game by the score of to 0. The Hartford boys outhit their Providence rivals, to 4. but even so they failed entirely to win the game.
 The Americans themselves, how ever. had no easy time in Worcester yesterday. for besides being defeated they were forced to play their bes. brand of ball. But even though they did play well, luck was not with them. The Boosters were too much for them and kept them back where they could inf1ict the least harm.
 It was Bachs pitching that prom ised a Bridgeport victory and it was his pitching that made a Bridgepor, victory impossible. Up to the sev- enth he pitched the sort of ball that promised nothing but victory for tn |, visitors. but in the seventh he stead fed and the tables were turned The Americans found him invincible and so well did he inproYe that after the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13

sixth inning when the Worcester bat ters through timely hitting, manag- ed to tie the score, it was easy sail- ing for the Booster Only two men reached first after that frame.
 Herring twirled for the Americans and he did splendid work for seven innings and then he took a flop that enabled the Boosters to score heav- fly. With the score tied the two teams went into the 18th inning. The locals did nothing, but Worcester scored on the hitting of Kelly, Gar ds1la and Potteiger
 The Grimes family of Ohio will be well represented al Hartford this, afternoon. In addition to Manager Roy of the Hartford club there will oe his two brothers Ray manager and first baseman, and Kenneth, right fielder of the Americans, besides Mrs. Roy, who invariably watches the games from. the grandstand.
 Today Is Friday, the thirteenth. If the Senators succeed in landing on top.again 1t may be a good omen for the remainder of the season.
 Tomorrow's game with Bridgeport will be the first Saturday contest in Hartford in two weeks.
 Robert Moose" Miller. until r-- ;cently of the New Haven team, made his debut Wednesday in PIttsfeld as an umpire and reports have it that he made a good impression.
 Miller should prove popular in the Eastern as he knows the majority or the players and is equally as wei liked by the fans themselves.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13

The girls basketball team at tne local high school received it's Varsity letters yesterday afternoon, the play ars heinz given them in the presence of q large number of students Ihs fo11oving received their letters: Miss e, Schwerdtle (captain), Lleorum' Allen. Hull, Woods, Rega, and LOCK- hart The team won IS games ana lost two.