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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
Are You Too Fat?

If YOU wish to reduce your weight
steadily, pleasantly and lastingly, OBJ
tain It small package of oil of korein
at the drug store. follow the directions;
be both surprised and delighted at be-
coming thinner, supple and healthier,
Book mailed Tree by Jie3xin Co, NE
IS. Station f., New York, y. Y.
Guarantee given Reductions of to
. pounds weekly are reported, and
there need be no fear the return Of
fat. No strenuous exercises. no CATH
artics, no starving; YOU may eat
sweets If you like.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

Whoever guessed that Oberon's court
Had it's own fashion of winter sport?
vo+ i ,,-ae ~ i,,o 10 500 opa dow
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

FOR SALE-Ford touring car, jjst
overhauled. John +. Mccarthy. 500
Lewiston Ave, Willimantic. Tel. la4- Is.
marl9d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
WANTED

People to know that I
am in the express and jobbing bust
ness; also blowing gardens; work
done at reasonable prices: no automo-
biles, but good horse and team. Phone.
Home address, William b. Cousins, "a
Mountain Ave. All work guaranteed.
mar20d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
LOST AND FOUND

LOST--A sum of money! on lower
Broadway, or on 9.45 trolley to Mont
vile. Tel 57S, Room 304 Thayer
Building Reward. mar20d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

WANTED-O Old buildings to tear
down. Globe Building Wrecking Co.,
Box Sc, Norwich CT feb25d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

ED-Two or three horse pow
cr Westinghouse motors, , phase, 220
volt a c. Apply to Grover 81
Caron. SO Water St. mar18d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

FOR SALE--A Buick touring car in
good running order will be sold cheap
if taken this week. Inquire at Zegeer.
Dry Goods Store. Phone 34-2, Jewett
City, Conn, mar20d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

FOR 5ALE-A few settings of Bar
red Rocks, the same stock as was ex-
hibited at the fair, Call after O'clock.
10 North Thames. j. T. Fitzpatrick.
mar20d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
JOSEPH w. HATCH
EOR SALE

The choice Cottage House on Will
Iiams street lately owned by Mrs
Stephen Crane,
Ask
Z. A. PRENTICE
about it.
So Cliff Street.
Phone 300. mar19d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

WANTED-Pupils for modern dane
ing lessons daily. Chamber of Com
MERGE Hall Phone 1747. Evening
classes, Mondays and Thursdays, p.
m. n H. Levy, ms, mar20ThS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
FOR SALE
WILLIAM B.
AUCTION

Having sold my farm on the New
London turnpike, located Just south of
the Fair Ground gate, in the Town of
Norwich, Conn, l will sell at public
auction,
TUESDAY, MARCH rs, 1919,
al 10 o'clock a. M,
the following property, to the highest
bidder, without reserve: One horse
(sound, general purpose, weight about
1900, ? cows, / Jersey -four years old,
due in April, l grade Give years old.
due in June, giving milk, , calves,
some poultry, 1 collie dog, two seat
ed business wagon, L Concord buggy. /
phaeton, i lumber wagon, l business
sleigh, variety of other wagons l horse
rake, l horse moving machine, 1 cult
Vator, l pillow, 1 corn shelleTS l incu-
bator and breeders, l Eclipse planter, l
hay cutter, harnesses eight and
heavy, halters, blankets, lap robes,
iron bars, forks, shovels, augers, bits.
anvils, block and falls, grindstone, 3
tons hay, quantity corn on cob, guam
uty potatoes (seconds), and household
goods.
If stormy, sale next fair week day.
FRANK j. ATCHISON.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

WANTED - Furnished room and
board for elderly lady. Address X,
Bulletin. marl2NF NJ
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
WANTED Bl;

WANTED - Blacksmith, foorman,
who is willing to make himself useful
around the shop. Charles NJ. Adams,
Danielson, Conn. Tel 1856. marl9d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

WANTED-Your orders for rag
rugs: by tearing or cutting. your rags
= inch can have nice rugs made from
them. For information, address r. w.
Mcclure. No. 6. R. f. D., Norwich, or
Ghone 1859. Get your orders in early
fnariH6
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

WANTED our new candy and
Ice cream parlors, four girls for Our
grand opening, Saturday, March y.
Applicants must give references. Bell
Milton Co, LA Main st. marl9d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

WANTED - Fifty Belgian hares
does. Inquire George NORM, Baltic
Inn Baltic Conn marl2d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20

FOR SALE Studebaker 7-passen-
ger touring car. recently overhauled,
and new batteries, six tires seven
tubes: reasonable price. Inquire Falls
General Store. 81 Sherman ST.
Inar20d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
4 GOOD HOME
FOR SALE

/ will sell at public auction, on the
at 10 o'clock =. M, the balance Of my
property, located in the village of
Vountown, Conn, consisting of
good house-barn two henhouses-
one and a half acres of land and
household goods.
If the weather is stormy, the sale
will take place the next fair week
day.
JOSEPH w. HATCH
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
FOR sALEn

FOR SALE-Ford runabout express
body INCLUDED. engine almost like new,
$500. Address Lock Box %, Baltic, Ct.
mar20d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-20
TO RENT

TO RENTING large rooms, steam
heat, all modern improvements, ut ~
Broadway Apply above address.
mar20d
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

nsar d atA aass
on the vnE aRsl xuss TIE aras
actor 9Th 's nneaK tas tive
i asy nls nrat nayek man. hsn
Two Hearts Ara wna kas ppntinned
~ vaudeville Snr aeparas yeaks. only
leaving fof s NEasg ens meat a.
E0ny Lam pkln. BIZ SIN all-atak cast
Og sac Stn6ps ID C0hnaaf, incluA-
sng xyTsa laew aas1 arssr
Iaotnrned TO vaudeville III ~BllaSss
Tomb 0aas 4 He pmyaa tim skeseA
With success antil he entered m0ti0a
pictures 10 1s1A.
Elite sabre ~ Il vas sever befogs
essayed On The acrsan is their strong
bold. 81 asvaas ona az their cOnne Has
ID : aocviety event of keen interest. \
enthuses PhotOplay Journal. Ii . re-
view os Draw comedies.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
Boms Mea with Wemen

Theirs are many men who put On
vary me sflnaners Is fhn pvanisag. hut
forget AL about shOsa ame nanmsrs
when Trey 90 TO taSlr O6isean Id enc
morning..
The anxious father and mother
should b8wahe on the man who treats
with iaeh 0s courtesy 81 lack az kind
meas the wosAhn compelled "a earn
living ~ Aaa esaploy.
The entrance Of women into an
lines DC business has changed the Az
lpect az the business world III haany
respects. Il Aaa given 10 many men
the chance % show their real chaEac-
ter. And II gives to others the chancs
TO study those real characters The
latter chance should not be missed,
The man who Il aurIy to his type
writer and Indifferent ID her feelings
will b. surly with his wife and india-
ieFent 70 her feelings
Theirs b typewriter and wife, of
course. But theirs ID also great
resemblance and most imporennt
SsASs 49, y SSts&t N$ADAsAsss
The typswriter tied To Her employer
By the hecesslty OF earning D living
uaust pat ap With his bad rnannerB,
andure his iai hllnor, and ignore his
bo0risl disregard Of the fact that he
I s N the Dresence 81 woman.
Ths wige aln0 il compelled ID en-
duFO her haehAnd'a lack Of innate de-
cency and geauiRe courtesy.
n Ii only 81 the Intimate business
life. or the intimaes married life, that
the mans real character comes out.
The man VINO Jaws and scrapes
most politely when he Imagined hgsn-
self I'm aaelety,~ the man who ii most
|assfdaoas, astereAtaal and formal Iii
Bis treatment 0S fhe woman whom ne
expects TO marry, Ii often the least
satisfactory .Gmished product as en-
plOysF or husband.
Watch 4 mans treatment Og his
arnanuen Og tlas salaswpsnera unaer
MS eOntr0E ard yoia viii get very
good ldea be his Fsal character, Of mis-
natural Instincts. The wear and teaf,
the disappointment and irritatlons og
business, aakn It Impossible aor Il
man tD cOncaAi his feni nature.
WashingtOm Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
OIL w IA
TIE xssa0h 0a Mary
assr II Amgk

Tie ExRssloh OF Malay
as@R ID Ama
All BtnhhCrn hac&aChs N
suspect kidney trouble. ghea 81
msyn aR@ lAaasaed and awUsass
aa& bkan&S Y sharp tWihge IA ~
ok my back. that almost tAH
breath AwMy. Deans kidney Fills
.yiya slueglah kidney relieve w
lacks. Here's annapolis DFU
Geo. N. NraasAa1s, eaFpenser. s.
|land &C., saya: FOR years
I'D cas- 81 kidney trSnbls. TIE
through ths small Of my back ws
severe ] couldn't stras@hlsn and
Ia serrs6l0 condlEi0n. IAa
sacgUAioaa were scMaty asaA Ei
sMasags. " waa h0tAaFa6 ~
20 gas up it might end aGNa
Hired and WORN 0ns. Aa
about D0an's kidney Pilla we
box and they helped wOnaa
Whenever I have noticed any Ri
kidney trouble since D0an'a
brought satisfactory results.
are the best medicine / hare ewes
Tor kidney trouble. Z
p4sce &c. st eli &eaaeRe
AlaAbly an for 4 kadmsy
D0an'H Kidney pillath aAxA6
Mr.. Freeman had. E0asss-
Co. MaErss Baaal0, M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

eFa whfcM viii grow III favorable
alsy conditions
anes ak 1almb And aaamg
TlaS most satisfactory vines thai
VIII hang DOM are ~. vinca and
tinnasl Those thai can be train
81 g climb are Enorming giories. lar
alsese bop. nastnrtiunas. edTunnsx
Dean, and for ! delicate foliage there
y or h0meIy friend, the sweet po-
tAto 0csasioneIiy sweetpeas have
been aHecas afsiliy grown. but they aFe
scarcely e ~ recommended for they
reqniEe deeper ro0tage than can be
supplied ~ Nlindow Dx and their
time Of blooming u short.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Rivoll theatre, Nor York. and their
preceding picture Onca Mason =
was accorded The ans diskinction as
the RialtO, on alh q. The pictures
made under the b. e contractors
were, Romance sd Rings released
la February, and aroid The a.ahk Of
TAe Sax0us, " Rrd Squared yet ID
be released
.Essaciently ride I0asr 81 the com
pliment paid the rews BY ne New
York sun critic Mitlng q review Of
one 0f their cOmaslles. An editorial
published iii the lev York Times,
says ID part: On may wonder how
many moving picture men realize how
much their caliIns has 1Oat ia Eidney
Drew. The public ts indebted % Mr.
and Mrs. Drew FOR yindleaGing pnpsi-
lar taste ana showing that good paotD-
plays could Be naa . profitable bus
mess and not palanehrCpy. III b
review n the AIMS esr LIAR u lead
ing cAicaeO critic aIates THE Drsws'
dellneatiOn Og the average married
couple III i EhIng pk aSxiatry. It IL
acsing carried To kaE degrees Oh per-
eecti0n where Il eases 30 be aettns
and becomes Iiyin
sidney drew gan his screen
career with the aeFaph CombAAy
about i've years 40 and one a Bis
earliest suceesses WAS Goodness
Gracious. the hrgt Fee real comedy
to be featured on 3fOa way. Clara
Kimbail Young apr aFed With him in
this comedy which FSls sgaOMm - tbs.
yitagraph theatre e sElAs % the Wit
agraph studio Hi EucAsgm tsias Mr.
Drew met Miss sciEs AESvey, the
present MIR. Drew His Arst vie
who vas Miss Glad y Rankin dasa III
January 1914 Dvsws became
most proficient III pro- acfng polite
comedies, estRhifa m type o.
screen play d9sesne their own. Two
years ago. 1Ef ard IRE. Dsem S0imasd
the aaetkD Fickus CxE dos and
pr0aaced consoles M s1ss Rate 0E one
| week. AZ the 81 ofthsar contract
/ they retired tena Fisy fv0m the
scgn. Anasa6e VAN Beurem per-
81 d them 70 resE d % pictures. aalss
formed producing cO
NJ Drew 80 rn ID New York
city ID 1ss&. His aEAer was John
! Drews &c ESabliz id. M ~
a0EhAr was The JnIsm Dre tsass
Ikur many yeaxs Ona o. tie sk
| EaxeTansk c0 Il as kIAs ssOs
- 80
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
Fraaklln And The Leagae az Nasloas

FKAnkAln And Inc League uk NaGk0ns
Every American boy. ard girl. too.
for that naatter. owes b debt % Poor
Richard . His advice and maxinas
have influenced us all. He always said.
and did, things worth while. Ills Was
d master hand In drafting our Federal
Constitution.
In letter. dated October 22, 1857.
he wrote "a d friend lii Europe
send you encIos'd the pro
poaa new Federal Constitution for
these States. was engagd
months OF the last summer Ia the
Convention that fDfn'd Ii n IL
now sent BY Congress To the sew
eral States Tor their confirmation
RI ii succeeds. do not see Why
you should not III Europe carry
the project 81 good Henry the 4tt
into execution BY forming Fed
cral Union and one Grand Repub-
lie Of ali It's different States and
Kingdoms BY means 81 d like Con-
venfion, gOr we had many interests
to reconcile.
The interests that had then to be
reconciIsa between thirteen American
States were precisely the same that
must be reeonciIed today. Lions were
III the path DlgacuIties insnrnaOrnt-
able
What were theys just the same old
lions stuffed with the same old straw.
Debts commercial rivalrses. ineuuaii-
III 0f States, sovereign rights, ssparats
treaties and tariffs, rebeIIions, 0enTe.
ciated money, varieties 81 religious
opinions 81 fact, interstate anarchy.
The steam roller Justice based
upon law proved fully competent q
crush the anarchy, and to clear the
road FOr the United States Of America
The proposed League of Nations will
prOve the efficiency Of the same steam.
roller to blaze way TOR the coming
world Common wealth.
Franklin and the forefathera tool
four aOnths tO draft the Unitsd States
CONSTITUTION: Wilson and the World
warslens may well be allowed aix e
unite All nations Id permanent
league
II not why not Edward Berwick
| iii plnslaielphia Record
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

There was no tagging. BY tha I'd
lean soldier ia any of ehs axiva
France that eIgeCted victory. aAA
should BE- no tagging BY tla pa0ua
home In the Victory Liberty
drive that il 10 effect payshs
victory.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

When the discharged soldiers
lixe that Il they eat dc msacn rs
waht at the pressne prices Asfa
Be soothing len 10 afins1 tires
pFobahsy endorse prohibitlOn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
GERMAN LINERS TO BE
HANGED TO TRANSPORT

German passenger liners turned
over to the United States tor troop
transport service will be iitkad out
during voyages instead 81 being laid
up after their arrival III the United
states. Acting Secretary Roosevelt
said that this plan had been deternnin-
ed upon ~ the Navy department So
that there would be no delay 10 re-
turning he soldiers from ovsrseas
The Kaiserin Anguase Victoria ia
the fl9st d the initial twelve German
ships ID reach New York. she has
$50 uficees and men aboard. -
soon Is the tr00ps tlehark q force from
the Mes Y1rk Navy YARD viii 81
abroad Is Install additional hunks ard
other equipment necessary % ensarge
kha ships tEOop-caTxytng capacity
After he vessel has e0aHed she viii
star4 hack ID. Francs end The Navy
wass les viii cOntinne their
work during the eastward voyage The
came plaa. Gg. R00sevait aeid. will
IS followed ID tie case "a each salp.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
SHORT TALKS ABOUT
CLEANING UP FROM
WESTERN PAPERS


tFrOin Seattle, Wash. TIMES. -
Whether yiewed as ar aid to the
realization III the CITY Beautiful idea
or as q precaution against possible
FIRE losses later In the year. the an
nual cleanup III desirable and COM
|mentlable affair II causes residents
he feel q greater pride IN their city.
II eliminates the breeding places of
Efiies. II makes for i more attractive
municipality and for The health of the
entire community
The time for Seattle,s annual cBean-
Iup and painl-up campaign practically
rs 1T hand Operations viii be iii full
swing with the canning og the long.
clear days Nov Ii an excellent hour
ID make preliminary arrangements or
even IL start operations 81 eliminating
sOnaa 81 tha rubblah that always col
lscfs on empty lots iii i city during
The winter.
The tErong Of visitors that Seattle.
expects this year will appear. accord.
Inc to schedule II ii jnet as neces-
aary ii ever. therefore. Tor Seattle to
put on ifa hest front this spring.
for the inspection os the Visitors who
are certain "a BE In the city during
the susnn0r.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
q

Good friday. This 81 thA day We
haIIow IS the one When Jesus Christ
gave up his noble paars end prec-
foas life nQe "a appeaaa sOnae wrath
81 God. OF mend 'broken law. Aut
for she cause 81 ruth. 10 r1aiah ~ God,
for love Is man Tha blood he ailesa
upon the crosa sAvesa not i sotaI, buk
All ASs life and teachings sxea bis
0wn. and wEGl save th0se III ussrs who
viii. Is hask We can, ~ % faISlIl The
Ian as also he salss epsne .srlasa 90 d.
sryy. Nne tO fnHslils aaEd Showed ma
hes q follow hsga
SAMUEL 0s1
Aaagff III 1910
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Nrom Berkeley. Calf, Gazette
As the days grow longer, the
thoughts of the housewife turn toward
cleaning the domiciie, and The
thoughts Of the househusband turn 10
seed catalogues and fishing tackle and
hitting -er-outs Il he owns any kind OF
tub that will go
Why should the housewife, II she
does the work herself. ne made mis-
cradle as well as tired 81 working III
d uingy, darks0ne hole Why. II SON 4
other woman does II, should the nm
fortunate soul forced BY life's exigen-
cIes 80 out to work lie made to en-
|dure still more Of LIES discomforts BY
spending her days III drearineas?
Paint ID the magic word White
paint, Or light yeIl0w paint, which give
back all the light there Is Paint once
IDn, IL II astonishing how the mind
turns to further Improvements
House work does not have 10 be
slavery. II can be made comfortable
ana even pleasant. with the right tools
and surroundings
start the GOOD Begin with
paint.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

~ =
From Grinn0lI. Iowa, Register %
Yesterday your neIghbor fixed MP hts
yard. cleaned the alley. removed rub
bish, planted flowers. trimmed the
hedge. and had hts house painted
Today you notice that your own place
looks sick You never noticed before
that d little cleaning up and painting
mp and greening up would accomplish
so much III making home life happy
and healthy through the long outdoor
months Of summer. So you get busy
with the pruning shears. the rake. the.
lawn mover, the garden hose and the
spade YOu start painter working.
on your house and outhuiidings. Forth
with you. your wife and the Riddles
begin 10 realize more fully the JOY OF
living ID this community through the
good old summer time.
Tomorrow your other neighbors viii
begin to perk nps' their premises
Then still others Will follow their *
ample and so the spirit Of springs re-
generation makes good neighbors and
spreads from nouae To house and from
block 10 block
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
10. -

a a. 1919.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-10-17

Read the Daily Times for the latest and most reliable world news.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-10-17
EDDIE CIC0TTE HAS
 A "MYSTERY BALL
White S0x Pitcher Uncorks Curve
 Called "Paraffine.'
When 1t Is Being Thrown, Pellet Takes an Uneven DiscoIoration, but Empires Regard 1t as
 Within Law of Baseball.

They called it the "shine" ball for time, and later it was called the "paraffine" ball. It appears now that the ball which Eddie Cicotte has so completely mastered should be known as the mystery" ball. Cicotte, or some other member of his team is so Skillful in his massage work on the pellet that even the umpires are in haze about it. Once in a great while q ball is thrown out, but most of them stay in the game, despite the numer- Ous protests of opposing players.
 There is no denying the fact that CiCOtte is as smart as any other pitch CT in the game, smarter than most of them; also that he has plenty of nat ural ability and probably would be consistent winner without the freak delivery which he alone seems to have mastered. But it is likewise true that when he is pitching, the ball takes on an uneven discOlOratiOn. that can be noticed in the grandstand. Empires examine it, realize that it is discOI- ored, but regard it as within the base ball law. Last summer Joe Finneran of the Yankees used the delivery with some success but nothing like that of CicOtte. At COmiskey park the Chi cago players put up protests against Finneran, but Billy Evans, who was umpiring the series, declined to throw out the ball when Finneran was pitch ing, since he figured it was no differ ent than when Cicotte was working.
 Finnerans mode of doctoring the ball consisted in rubbing paraftine into the seams on one side of the ball. By pressing his glove into the dirt and rubbing the ball into the palm of the glove the dirt entered the seams and stuck there, thus making the side of the ball containing the paratfine and dirt heavier than the other. Without the paraffine the dirt would not hold but the wax substance kept it in. Fin neran could make the ball take pe culiar gyrations in practice, but he could not properly control it in a game.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-10-17
Manager Kid Gleason.

wins the respect and confidence of every member of his aggregation from the greenest recruit to the oldest regu- lar.
 The White Sox, as Gleason took hold of them prior to the opening of the 1919 season, were a doubtful look ing combination. Fans and critics who were on the inside of affairs as they pertained to the SOx entertained we'll grounded lunches that they were divided against themselves.
 Fact is, there was at one time not long ago two factions in the SoX camp. The wiseacres whispered that these factions were the Rowland and Collins factions, and the SOx machine failed to hit on all six cylinders as a result.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-10-17
Zeider Coming Back.

Rollie Zeider, after quitting the To- ledo team as manager, has been play ing ball with an independent team in LaPorte, Ind. He Is quoted as saying that he expects to be back in big league ball next year.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-10-17
RUBE PARNHAM BIG FACTOR
BaItimore's Giant Rghthander Has Three Times Won Two Games
 in Afternoon.

Rube Parnham has been big factor in winning the International League pennant for Baltimore. The giant righthander has three times during the season won two games in one after noon. He may be secured by Connie Mack to help the Athletics in the Amer ican League race next year.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-10-17
INJECTED PEPPER INTO SOX
Team Has Way of His Own in Handling Players.

Kid Gleason, hard-fisted little mana ger of the White Sox, has injected new life and pepper into the South Siders.
 The peppery Kid has a way about him that is distinctly his own when it comes to handlinp men-a way that