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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-23
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GINNERS REPORT.

The girners report to Janu-
;,ry 16, counting round bales,
follows: 1892,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-01-23
COTTON MAc%%i :.
January %.

SNO. Cotton ---- i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
s. NJ. ROOSEVELT DEAD.
Was WeII-Known Pgtrait Painter and
Cousin Of LAe IT. r.

New York, Aug. n $. Montgomery
Roosevelt, distinguished ~ portrait
painter and a second cousin a the late
Col. Roosevelt. dropped dead Thursday
night in the knickcrbockcr Club ffe vas
56 years old
Mr.. Roosevelt was born in this city and
received his early education AZ ~ Johns
School, in Ossining He was later a stu
dent NJ the Art Students League IN New
York, and then went % Paris. where he
studied under Julien.
He married Miss Augusta v Shoemsker
Of Baltimore, m 1887.
Among the portraits Mr.. Roosevelt
painted some II the hest known we're
those Of Col. Roosevelt Oliver VI p
Belmont and Hudson Maxim Mr. Roose-
welt was president Of the National Asso-
citation Of Portrait Painters and sas q
cheyalier Of the Legion of Honor. having
been decorated with the cross q the order
in 1914
His interests were many and varied
He was AZ one time a School COmrnis-
sioner Of New York, and in his younger
days was known as an ali-rOuud sports
man, displaying unusual skill ~ a fencer
He vas much interested IN yachting
Mr.. Roosevelt vas a member u The
Knickerbocker, Lambs Manhattan, Nep
York Yacht, Tuxedo, LaFchmont Yacht
and Fencers clubs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence o. Every Evunins
Elkton, Md. Aug 2l-The great
chiefs Of the Improved Order OF Red Men
of Maryland held an important meeting
I'M Elkton, Yesterday afternoon. 0n busi-
ness Of the order During their stay here
they will visit the various tribes IN Cecil
county. Last evening Mattahoon Tribe
of Elkton had the chiefs as their gIcsts.
members of Cherry Hill and North East
Tribes being present Atter the meeting
banquet was held.
Miss Anna VI. Gettshall of Chesapeake
CITY has entered Union hospital Elkton,
as q student nurse. 9
Miss Maize Borland. accompanied bl
Miss Bessie Barnes of Baltimore is ou
visit to Ocean City and other southern
points.
Mavor and Mrs " H. NackaN icit
today for Lewes, Del, where they VIII
spend the weekend with their daughter.
Mrs Harry Young, who has summer
cottage there
of the First Maryland Regiment. deliver
ed an interesting address, last evening in
the court room. urging the people to gct
back of the new company TOW hcng iorm-
ed for the Maryland National Guard
Mrs. George NJ. Potts and Miss Cecciia
Potts, wife and daughter Of Chief Of Police
George NJ. Potts, are spending few weeks
at Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Benson, daughter II
Frank Il. Benson Of Port Deposit has
been appointed assistant principal az
Chesapeake City high school
Mrs. ). c. Fisher Of Port Deposit en-
tertained the "Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at Perry Point Clubhouse,
Wednesday.
Harry Toy, who is associated with the
merchant marine, has returned from
trip to Mediterranean ports and Is spend
ing a short vacation with relatives 40
Chesapeake City.
Miss Emily Williams Of Elkton left
today for Chattanooga, Tenn, where she
will visit relatives
Mrs. Laura Harris and granddaughter,
Edna and Irene Harris, OF Wilmington
are spending the week with Mrs. John
+. Sparklin, in Elkton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dramatic, Dancing

Musical, Dramatic, Dancing ~
DANCfNU-Learn to dance now. Class or
private instruction Avenue Danceland
Eden Hall Building. Phone 1880 J
Private Instr elton as
MODERN BUSINESS co OUHsEs-Priyate
individual instruction. Day school SIS.
night school. so per month Diplomas
Positions secured. Fall term starts sep
tpfnher !. Enrolment now being made
Hines Private business College aO2 W
Tween Second street. Phone 1927 w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
NULLIHEs STATE RESTRICTIONS.
Amendment Void All Proyisio MS In Penn
sylvania on Women Voting.
Associated Press 20 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Harrisburg, Pa, Aug 21.-"The nine
teenth amendment renders nugatory any
provision in our state constitution or
laws limiting or restricting suffrage TO
male citizens or which is repugnant TO an
exercise of that right by women" said
Attorney General William |. Schaffer
today in an opinion directed to Governor
William G. Sproul in which he holds it is
necessary TO enact additional legislation
TO qualify women 20 vote after promul-
CATION OF the woman suffrage amendment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
Printing-Ststioncry
: EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

Help Wanted Female u
BookkEEPERS-Two, experienced and re-
habie. double entry: to take charge of set
of books. a 22. Every Evening Once.
ookkEEPER-Applyb by mail only. stat
zing experience and wages expected Hud-
son supply Co. Front and Market streets.
CHILD's NURsE-White, to take care OF
two children. 1903 Market. Phone 1850.
CROCHETERs AND kNfTTkRS-Ex-
sacques. boottees. bonnets. Steady home
work. Highest prices. Postage paid. sub
init sample stitches familiar with. State
whether crocheting or knitting desired.
Universal Dolls 0utfitters, IS +. Twen-
tieth street. New York.
COok-For good plain cooking. Apply Mrs
Plunkett. 14I2 Lancaster avenue,
GIRL-white. experienced. for cooking and
light downstairs work. References. Phone
1896 w.
GIRLs-To write photoplays. 5000 ideas
and suggestions wanted Working girl paid
SIC, 900 for ideas she thought worthless
Write for free details. Producers League
l2s So. Louis. Mo.
GIRL-Colored. for general housework
Reference required. Phone 579s j.
GIRLs-wanted Apply Turner Bros
Laundry. 423 w. Second street.
GlRL-For general housework. Small fam
lily. Good wages. Apply 705 West street.
HO OUsEkEEPER-Mus be good cook and
tidy. CATHOLIC womIaanspreferred Only two
H0 0UsEKEEPER-TO care for two chill
dren. White ]. A. Purcell. Cheswold Del.
MOTHERS HELPER-Middle-age
woman with some experience with chill
oren. 70 assist mother in care OF two chill
dren. References required. Address Box
a s, Every Evening o'ice
MTLLINER AND APPRENTICE-AppIy
Webbs Millinery Shore. 402 King street
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. on assembling
machines. Apply at once. Employment
Once, Bond Manufacturing Co, Fifth
and Monroe streets.
STENOGRAPHER- tact and ini-
tiative. Apply Monday between IL 80
noon and $50. 216-217 Ford Building
STENOGRAPHER-E Reply in
your own handwriting, stating experience.
where employed at present. references.
telephone number and street address. A 10,
Every Evening ONCE.
TEACHERS Hundred, rural grade sec
ondary, college, university. Salaries high.
Quick results. Write qualifcatiO Cline
Teachers Agency, 144O Il. Sixtfeth street.
Chicago. III.
WOMEN AND GIRLs-Experience not
necessary. l8L Laundry. Sixth and Or
ange streets.
WOMEN EN-GIRLS-Oyer II. Wilmington
wishing government positions. 500 month
up. Answer Immediately. u Q. Every Even
ing ONCE.
WHITE, WoMAN-To assist with care OF
two children, References required. Ad-
dress B 9. Every Evening Once.
wRAPPERs-Yo Young girls preferred Steady
positions. Apply Boston Cloak Store. 5II
Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

BUlCk-Touring car. Apply 40l 5. Jack
~ son street.
y BUICk-Roadster. light six. Overhauled.
new top and repaint ted. Elmer Lynch
Garage. Twelfth and Claymont streets.
BUICk-i9I7. D-45, touring. Good condi-
ton. newly painted. Two extra tires and
other extras Address u IL. Every Evening
Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service.

Business Service.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
N G. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Roofers, Sheathine. Flooring Cy-
press Shingles.
Moulding and Wal Board
S. @. SIMMONS & BROS. CO.,
Front and TatnaIi Streets.
D. & A. PSI. Automatic 24sa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
Trying Money Their
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board

Rooms Without Board 6S
WEST ST.. 0i0-v~Fmrnishcd rooms for gen
hemen or man and wife.
W. THIRD ST. 412- Large. front room.
furnished. All conveniences.
y. FOURTH ST, s0t-NcatIy furnished.
large front room In m odcrn house, suit
able for one or two gentlemen.
Rooms For Housekeeping 50
FRENCH ST. 610-lTwo rooms basement.
water. gas. Rooms second floor light
housekeeping
HARRISON ST.. 406-Furnisbod rooms Tor
light housekeeping, adjoining bath. Use
PENNA. AVE. AND DU PoNT sT.--Two
or three furnished or unfurnisbcd rooms.
RooMs-Two. for light housekeeping. on
scott street between Delaware avenue and
HooMs--Three. Furnished for light house
keeping. Private family. Q. Mcsorley .
Holly Oak, Del. Delaware avenue One
square from trolley.
street. Desirable location. Two rooms
first floor. tif6 King street. Hot water
heat. Possession September 25. Apply 400
W sixth street. Phone 1856 "
WASHINGTON sT. 3o3 Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping Free use Of
telephone
WASHINGTON sT.. 24od--Two furnished
rooms, porch, use of phone. Couple with
no children
W 18TH ST. 2I0-FurniEhed room for
man and wife or two gentlemen Good To-
cation
w. BOTH ST. g--Three large, unfurnished
rooms, bath and heat. Price reasonable
Where to Eat II
HOME C0OKING-7f5 King street Tasty
dishes for these hot August days Board
by the week. Mrs. r.. Hand.
Where TO Stop in Town IL
ANNEX HOTEL-Enst Fourth street.
9oof rooms with bot water heat. tub and
shower baths, f2.5O. 800 and A.Ot
weekly. Single beds 35c. Soc 75e ann
500. Open day and night.
THE STRAND
Fourth and Poplar Buffet. Table
board. Newly furnished rooms Phone
62d6 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

OAKLAND-I9l9, Five-passenger touring .
cheap IL sold at once. snyder Garage
second and Jefferson streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

MANY-HAVE FOUND By EXPERT
ENCE THAT RENTING A FURNISHED
ROOM THAT MEETS ALL REQUIRE
MENTs AND MAKES A PLEASANT
HOME MAY BE BEST ACCOM-.
PLTsHED THROUGH EVERY EVEN
BODY READS THEM.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

Wanted Rooms or Board 70
PRIVATE HOMES
Wanted, 70 take student boarders
during fall and winter Phone Coidcy
College for particulars.
PRIVATE HOMES-To board out-of- town
students Fall term beginning August 80
Beacon Business College, Tenth and X ing
streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattle. Nehiclea

Horses, Cattle, Vehicles IS
GUERNSEY BULLs-Pure bred. registered
between two and three years old Very
fine animal. Robert l.. Baldwin. Bellevue
Del.
HORsE-Black 1900 pounds. sound 10 20
II years old FUN Of life. Drives single or
double. Al single line leader No reason
able offer refused. American Car and
Foundry Co. foot East Eighth street
HORSES Harness saddles brides car
riages of every description. children pony
and cart Ave horses. ride and drive T. very
thing quality. To he sold priyately Apply
stable Manager, Box To3. WiminRto ton.
Del Phone 1860 j
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21

AUCTION--LECALS
Auction Sales

AUCTION sALE3--Of every description.
Anywhero III YOU want 10 eli 500 Hasnii-
ton. the square Deal AuctfoDeer and Farm
Agent, zD5 Madilon 81 Phone 73fs w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
Wanted-R Real Estate

HoUsE-Centrally ioca ted Electric aud
gas porch and heater. Eight 10 II rooms
Must be in good condition. Ill. IL. Steven
son. COS W. Sixth street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

spsefl 10 The News.
FORT WORTH. April 8 Excite
ment over the new Bogcr-Atd Wei
IN the kemp Munger Allen district
uf Wichita county II growing mcir
intense a. the well gives further e'i-
dence OF becon lne one of ihr b' 80
compilations IN the entire Nl'hilt
district since the development 90 u'l
started In that TERRITORY Th' t"u
,OO.tarrel storage tanks which had
been erected ~ the we'll 'piy sUirh
~ filled ant the production r.N n
being turned into caiih'Y -...-
which was hurricdly thrown ui
Acreage GROUND This u.N rr.' uas
skyrocketcd until % hos rclth"i d
sycl from ZOO Co $1,000 sn .rir
'rhe larger operators W' Hkuf p''-
iicnlar mains fr se' liHf thH luUt
PARK nc!i b. nor q W1g n' tlt'
and ill-ady.frd drilling as w1s iN'
case with most 90 fu, nuthUulr'i
fields. but D. is certain tllt 90 iHrF'
number ct r,N wells vII hH 'an'I
immediaioly Tho d,scutHf..s az il.r
field. the kcmp. Nung I-Ai',u come
pany. is TRANSFERRING most oi ls
activity To the Yr.r.t, O.. tI" now
well and Will start several tests
there at one.
The SiglU well In Wuharrr
county also continues a. one uf fn.
chief centets OF Interest and pos
ibly there r. SIN more excitement
there than ever tho h,gt.- Ard WrN
The well helw itself in agaiu Saiur-
day and threw oil high over tt'
crown blcch. Alih0urh inc hole e
still bridged the flow lasted tor -
minutes. films q ia5-hafrol tank
and sprayed oil over wide area
Several new wells are 90 Do started
near the Sieler In ten d'y. J r.
Brewer and associates vii drill ou'
Of them three.fourths ~ % mite
northeast q the Sieler
The Roger-Ard producer one ril'
west OF the discovery we'll In the
Kemp Munger-Allen field has heen
developed into the most sensational
performer since the nurk -Wagsoner
well opened mp the Waggoner dis
trict. II has been drilled six feet
deeper into the sand found al lao
feet, and Immediately Il started flow
ing al the rate % 5000 barrels daily.
the former flow having been goo Ia
400 barrels daily, The well made l.
500 barrels In the first twelve hours
In the --latest tesi II must be lemem-
hered that this well Is still Gar from
being completed. as the sand un-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
WILSON ASSA|[s
SIMS WAR WORK
LMrlOi MN IOI pIsIi,uN ms
~ rom lG\ MAlll,S
tkiln nan

W Ausrisiri Pres
ASlllNUTON. AprIl We.
Admiral Si,ns employment 81 Amer.
lean DESTROYER iurrts a. European
waters during the first wear 81 thi1
,ouultys participation lr the war
was severely criticised today by Nd'
milal Henry u. Wilson. commanded
81 the Atlantic fleet IN testimony be-
lore tho naval board intrstgatiuH
Rear Admiral William n FLETCHER
removal from tho hrcst command by
Admiral SINS.
Easing OF all destroyers used IN
conveying Amer lean troops and sup
ply transports into French ports on
Queenstown instead Of rrcst up u
the spring OF 1918. Admiral Wilson
declared. meant that III edesttoyrl'
worked only one way and wasted
mileage IN lonE irip back 1,
Queenstown for re.lueling
Admiral Wilson declared ne ~,
converted yachts winch u WIS test,
fled hal been the ,nh force avail
able FOR outward ocnNnN ~ tUu
sports dpring Admiral Fletcher
command At llrcst Ncic worthless
Ton lat service.
Captain y. &. Twning, counsel fol
Admiral Sims. questioned The Wit
mess "oomps ienCv to pass judgement
upon the adequacy OF Admiral File,
chcr's force when soc we're not ac
Quaiuted In detail With what he had
to do With H."
Il AGED NO details" replied Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
DAILY REVIEW Of OIL OPERATIONS
! FROM LEADING FIELDS Of STATE

dnubtedly has u thicknes, ~ from
thirty 10 forty feet
sui the neW We'll has Developed
no difficulty from salt water Mhlth
has wrecked the hopes of al other
prOducrrs IN that district aud tie pp.
rfaiors are taking hope tIat 10 b.
the beginning 90 the development oi
"a now field that will rival the old
purkhurucit and Wagguuo pools.
u Wilhargrr county the "Nrite'
mert Iiil is intense around the rev
Wharton ranch We'll uf the Sigleg
ul Cumrau, which 3. 900 iop uf the
.uuu.ai -.usU ie,t A,urarr i> .vllue
rapidly M prices ranging pp Co 81
600 lu aero aul better Que 90 thr
host .tn deals ,s tHr sdlr ut 2Ad
a.r.s tn nr Nldou Coffee ot Fort
Worth aud j g. HrrWor " r. i'm
coin. and A O. Mcdonald of Elyc
ul by " q muou. A q Carte,
and associate. uf Fort WoUn iu.
$1,000 Ir acre These tu,tu, already
'ltr contracted f1 y.u tlU' We'll,
ON tLp.. I.l.t. which uru located
within out uur OF tNn SIgl'r veil
Many other BurAharurU operators
lu noIauns 90 enter tut Geld
quickly and thr nov t,rulop MI
GOT rafId development
An experienced uii Authority has
just returned from visit To the
we'll and hc has declared prV,t 'N
that th, reduction OF the We'll has
boon gr,atly oysr.'stirated II u q
good we'll be declares. % l. making
loo barrels daily az lts present stage,
AS 10 ha. barely reached the sand
and has not been drilled in The
we'll had considerable strst'h OF
omen hole az the bottom when the
cd was struck aud the hole eos been
leaving somewhat. cut'iug of "a part
OF the natural flow OF the wildcat.
There ara several new competitions
IN the older districts ~ The t'iceita
fields. three uf which are IN The
South Rurkhurnctt district They
are. No IS NJ Daniels ~ Schaft"r
a Mankln. si0 barrels: No bod
son ~ the Feemster OIL company,
100 barrels. and the No , :. NJ.
Daniels OF Barley a Meadows. 81
barrels The Harsard Ne | Of Gam
bic 4 Price. which Is promising an
extension to the east l. rigging up TO
pump and likely will make a good
producer. ON the Roller tract. Two
miles 20 tho east Of this .ield. where
tho Pioneer Production COMPANY
found 40o-harrel well in the L.
30O-foot sand. there h a -rsst deal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

miral Wilson, Il know that he had
To escort troop ships to sua aud thM
he had ouly Worthless force 90 o'
Il With There b. no question udu
Heaven ABOUT bis forces haNuur boon
Inadequate lecuuso I hud "a su.t,t
nndcr The b nc thing 'pr month";
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

Of activity aud several new wells are
to start al once.
In the Electra field there are Two
good complellons. AS folloWs:
Douglas No Of the Euffslo
Texas OIL Company. 100 barrels
Power No Of MiloosoD a Powell.
80 barrels
In the old Burkburnett field the
No II Sands of the Magnolia Pet
roltum Company has repchnd The
sand a. l,7S0 tesi.
In The Str.NR district NJ the
soul hetn group ~ fields The 1eNas
Pacific Coal and OIL Company ha'
brought IN another good we'll IN Tho
Stuart tract Il Is the Ma. - which
/ l. tlowing 1890 barrels daily iruH
the sand a. 1885 feet Il IL On" ut
the largest competitions Tor thai tor
iiltory and 10 is yet onl, ia feet Ia
the sand.
The pipe line rrpor, for the Last
week b. the most favorable the llrld
has had IN many months. The daily
average production OF the entire ter
rltory has Jumped 1900 barrels
ldaily The greatest propottionate IN
crease Vas tn the Strawn territory
which Jumped tom lGo0 barrels
daily last week. to 3.t70 barrels datlN
Ithl, week In the Burkburnott field
the t.Cw has Jumped from $4,000
barrels to Stst5 barrels IN a week :
IUme stephens county h making
Ia5lNi. little more than u gain OF
/ q 900 barrels RangNr Is flowing
$4,000 barrels daily which a
g.in uf slightly more than : oo0
I barrel. nesdemoua has i7.Oso bar
irrls daily. slight decline,
1 lt he Sipc Springs district there
has been another big increase IN the
total production aud tho field Tow
is making around 1900 barrels dHi'N,
II t. proving one oi the most profit
able districts In the field.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

Grea, Britain lost .ooO promiu'
ent athletes IN the great war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

Kentucky raises more tobacco
than any other state IN tho country.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
AQUITANIA BREAKS RECORD
CunaSd Liner Makes New York to
 MinuteS-Race With Olympic.

Cherbourg, Sept. 3.-The Cunard liner Aquitania which left New York, August 2S arrived here at o'clock this afternoon, making the voyage in five days, IT hours. 27 minutes. This is one hour and 27 minutes short of the record for the eastern trip from New York to this port which is five days and 16 hours, made by the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse in Jan uary 1900.
 The White Star liner Olympic which left New York at the same time that the Aquitania sailed is ex- pected to arrive Saturday forenoon. Despite official denials passengers on the two ships considered the voyage of the two vessels a race and it is said heavy wagers were laid. Prince Carol of Rumania was one of those who backed the Aquitania.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
MACRISTY TO PLAY
 ON ALUMNI ELEVEN
EOimcr High school and Lake Forrest EulIback wnl Don Uniform of
 New Organization

Games arc being booked for the x. R. II. S. Alumni team which is 10 be composed of former stars of tho Franklin Square institution and which is to make bid for the statc championship honors this year. The management has secured Walter Ma cristy for fullback; Cliff Faulkner. Griffin and Cashern for other back Held pcstions: DunniFan watcrs Su- zio. Spark. Keefe. Renchan, Brink and Elliot for the line.
 The team will he called out for first practice at an early date. IL Is proablc that the Eames will he play cd on St. Mary's field. Though per- haps slightly lighter in weight than some of the other semi-profession Il teams throughout the state the coaches anticipate that tho speed of ihn el"V"n will be a revelation to football fans this season.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
WORLD'S HURDLES
 RECORD IS BROKEN
Earl Thompson, Represent ing Canada, Wins at Am
 erican-British Games.

London, Sept. 4.-Ten competitive events and exhibitions were on the program of today's British American athletic meet at the Queens club, in which American Olympic team stars were matched against Britain's best.
 \. C.. crack, British runner was unable to compete because of muscu- lar trouble. It also appeared probable that Charles w. Paddock of the Los ter dash in the recent Olympic meet would be out of that event today.
 Popular interest in the meet brought a crowd estimated at more than 10000 persons to the grounds this afternoon. In their eagerness to see the performances the enthusiasts S1efied the weather which was threat ening as the meet started. Long lines of applicants for admission were wait ing at the gate after the events were under way.
 The British team won the two-mile relay race.
 The 120 yard hurdles was won by Earl Thomson. representing Canada, by l 1-2 yards in fl 4-5 seconds This is new worlds turf record. H. E. Barron, Meadowbrook club, Philadelphia, was second and Walker Smith. Chicago A. A., third.
 The half mile relay run was won by the British team by six yards, in one minute 29 3-5 seconds. The Am erican team comprised F. J. Shea, U. s: navy; M. M. Kirksey, San Fran cisco; J. V. Scholz. University of Missouri, and Allen Woodring, Mea- dowbrook club, Philadelphia. The British team was made up of Ooster- laak of South Africa, Butler and Mawby of England and Davidson of New Zealand.
 The high jump was won by Great Britain, and the American team won the 400 yard relay.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
JUDGE TAMMANY EXPLAINS
Counsel for Sclleck, Alleged Embez- zler, Explains Nature of Federal Warrant Served.

South Norwalk, Sept. fudge Will liam F. Tammany, counsel for Ches- ter s. Selleck, former treasurer of the First Taxing district of Norwalk who was released on parole from Wethersfield prison last Thursday aft CT serving a two year minimum sen tence for the embezzlement of $33,- 900 from the First Taxing district said today that there was no mystery" about the federal warrant that was reported to have been served on his client. Judge Tam many declared that the warrant had been served two years ago shortly after Selleck's re- lease under bonds on the charge of embezzlement from the city. "Selleck has been under bonds of $5,000 for the past two years," Judge Tammany said, Selleck at the time of his ar rest was also cashier of the Fair field County National bank in which institution he deposited the first tax ing district funds. As treasurer of the district he drew checks to his or der and as cashier of the bank honored them. The federal warrant was issued by the United States treas sury department.